Filipino hostage released in Iraq

22 Jun 2005

A Filipino has been released in Iraq after nearly eight months in captivity. Roberto Tarongoy was taken hostage on 1 November from his Baghdad office. He worked as an accountant for a Saudi firm providing catering to Iraq’s army. Full Story

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