A 26-year-old woman was found dead floating in the rice field in Calumpit, Bulacan.

According to SOCO (Scene of the Crime Operatives, Anria Galang Espiritu obtained deep wounds around his neck and several stab wounds on her nape which led to her death. Her underwear was already missing when the policemen found her.
Her family feared that something happened to
her when she failed to go home on Aug. 14, 2014 the night before the incident happened.
The investigators found a screw driver and a long chain near the crime scene which were said to be the weapons used. The suspects are alleged to be under the influence of prohibited drugs when they attacked Anria.
Based on the facebook profile of the victim, she worked for United Pulp and Paper CO., Inc. as a Human Resource Officer. Her facebook has 7, 787 followers and a facebook page was created to seek justice for her death. The page already obtained more than 12, 000 likes.

This incident is truly tragic. Condolence to Anria Anne Galang Espiritu. May you rest in peace and we are hoping that justice may be in your way.
 

Filipina nurse kidnapped, raped in Libya's Tripoli

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Manila - The Philippines renewed calls for thousands of its nationals to leave Libya on Thursday after a Filipina nurse was abducted and gang-raped, following the beheading of a Filipino construction worker.

The foreign department said all 13 000 Filipinos there were to be repatriated as clashes between rival militias threaten to tear the country apart three years after Libyan dictator Muammer Gaddafi was toppled.

"We reiterate our call to our remaining nationals in Libya to immediately get in touch with the Philippine embassy in Tripoli and register for repatriation," said a fresh foreign department advisory issued Thursday.

The call came as the ministry confirmed reports that a Filipina nurse was abducted and gang-raped there on Wednesday.

The woman was seized outside her residence and taken to an unknown location, where she was sexually assaulted by up to six youths, foreign department spokesperson Charles Jose told reporters.

She was released about two hours later and a Filipino consular team took her to hospital for treatment, he added.

The Philippines ordered its nationals out of Libya on July 20, the same day the beheaded remains of a Filipino construction worker were found at a hospital in the port of Benghazi.

The man had been abducted by suspected militiamen on July 15, apparently singled out because he was not a Muslim, according to Jose.

The department said a consular team has stayed behind in Tripoli despite the precarious security situation to coordinate the evacuation of Filipinos by land to Tunisia and Egypt where they will eventually be flown home.

It has also barred its nationals from travelling to Libya.

About 10 million Filipinos live and work abroad, many of them in the Middle East, in search of better-paying jobs.

The Philippines has also ordered about 100 Filipinos living in Gaza to leave the besieged Palestinian territory as Israel presses its offensive against Hamas militants.