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    Posted August 25, 2010 by
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    Tourist Bus subject of High jack

    By carloice  |  Posted August 25, 2010  |  MANILA, Philippines
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     carloice photographed a flock of tourists snapping photos of the hijacked bus in Manila, Philippines. He did not feel disrespected, as 'it’s natural for people to be curious,' he said. He and his family watch the saga unfold on TV and they were shocked when some of the hostages were killed.
    - zdan, CNN iReport producer

    The tourist bus which was the subject of the hostage drama is now cordoned off, while people flock to see and mourn with the tragedy. Flowers were placed near the bus by government official who gave respect to the victims, as various media from both local and foreign stations take pictures and do live coverage in the site. The background is the Quirino Grandstand, the place for civil parades, and where the President of the Philippines usually takes the oath of office.

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