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Rebelreunites with mom 7 years after joining NPA

MOTHER'S LOVE. Nora Mansumuy-ut (right) hugs his son alias "Ram" tightly at the Camp Panacan Hospital in Davao City on Friday (Oct. 29, 2021) after not seeing him for seven years. Ram left his family to join the New People's Army when he was 15 but got wounded in a recent firefight with government troops. (PNA photo by Che Palicte) DAVAO CITY - A wounded rebel of the New People's Army (NPA) confined at the Camp Panacan Hospital here on Friday was reunited with his mother whom he has not seen for seven years. In an emotional encounter, Nora Mansumuy-ut said it was her first time seeing his son, alias "Ram" in seven years and was glad that he was still alive. "There was a sigh of relief on my part. When he was still in the armed struggle, I cannot focus on my work. I miss him so much," she said in the vernacular. Nora narrated that Ram joined the armed struggle at the age of 15. She added that for seven years, she feared for the life of Ram and o ....

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Rebelreunites with mom 7 years after joining NPA

MOTHER'S LOVE. Nora Mansumuy-ut (right) hugs his son alias "Ram" tightly at the Camp Panacan Hospital in Davao City on Friday (Oct. 29, 2021) after not seeing him for seven years. Ram left his family to join the New People's Army when he was 15 but got wounded in a recent firefight with government troops. (PNA photo by Che Palicte) DAVAO CITY - A wounded member of the New People's Army (NPA) confined at the Camp Panacan Hospital here on Friday was reunited with his mother whom he has not seen for seven years. In an emotional encounter, Nora Mansumuy-ut said it was her first time seeing his son, alias "Ram", in seven years and was glad that he was still alive. "There was a sigh of relief on my part. When he was still in the armed struggle, I cannot focus on my work. I miss him so much," she said in the vernacular. Nora narrated that Ram joined the armed struggle at the age of 15. She added that for seven years, she feared for the life of Ram and ....

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