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2 of 6 missing foreign hikers in Philippines found, search for 4 continues

Manila, Mar 21 (UNI) Rescuers on Friday found two of the six missing foreign nationals who went missing while hiking in a central Philippine volcanic mountain, a village leader confirmed to the local media.
However, police have yet to release the two rescued hikers' names and conditions, saying they are still confirming the report.
Police said the male hikers, three German nationals aged 67, 60, and 58, a 38-year-old Russian, a 63-year-old British, and a 50-year-old Canadian, left around 8 a.m. local time on Wednesday to climb Mount Talinis, located southwest of Valencia, a town in the Negros Oriental province.
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