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Aswang in Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao

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[Taken from a News Portal Website[1]:]

Barangay residents fear 'aswang' attacks
Wednesday, May 9, 2012


MAGUINDANAO -- Residents in a barangay here are terrified over reports of attacks by an aswang, a vampire-like creature in Philippine folklore.

Alex Lumenda said his eight-year-old child went to the back portion of their house in Barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat to urinate when he heard the child crying for help around 10 p.m. Sunday.

Lumenda said he rushed to the area and saw the creature grabbing his child, who was able to escape. Neighbors woke up due to the commotion.

The creature is described to have long hair and nails, blazing eyes and long fangs.

It was also learned that the goats of Lumenda's neighbor was devoured by the creature. Twenty residents claimed witnessing this before the creature disappeared.

Meanwhile, another aswang attack was reported, this time on one alias Juvy, a resident of the barangay.

Juvy showed bite marks on the hand and scratches on the shoulder, which were said to have been inflicted by the aswang.

Mayor Lester Sinsuat is urging members of the Citizen Armed Forces Geographical Units and barangay tanods to patrol the area at night and keep a tight watch over residents. (Edgardo Fuerzas)

Published in the Sun.Star Davao newspaper on May 10, 2012.

[Taken from a News Portal Website[2]:]

ASWANG, umatake raw sa isang liblib na barangay sa Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao


Nagsasalitan ngayon sa pagroronda sa gabi hanggang sa madaling araw ang mga tanod at ilan pang mga civilian volunteer sa barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao.

Ito ay dahil sa kumakalat na balitang may gumagalang aswang sa kanilang lugar at ilang mga residente na ang nakakita at nabiktima nito.

Unang sinalakay ng aswang na tinatawag nilang “Maning” sa salitang Maguindanaon, ang isang ginang sa Sitio Gubat ng nabanggit na barangay.

Balot ng takot ngayon ang mga residente sa isang barangay sa bayan ng Datu Odin Sinsuat sa lalawigan ng Maguindanao sa pagsalakay ng ” Maning” isang salitang Maguindanaon na ang ibig sabihin ay aswang.

Sa kuwento ng mga residente sa lugar, kinagat ng aswang ang naturang ginang sa kamay at kinalmot pa sa braso.

Nitong Sabado lang, isang walong taong gulang na bata rin ang sinalakay ng naturang aswang.

Humingi ng saklolo ang naturang bata matapos na makakita ng taong may mahabang buhok at mga kuko at nanlilisik pa ang mapupulang mga mata nito.

Nabatid pa na may mga alagang kambing na rin sa lugar ang namatay na pinaniniwalaan nilang nilapa ng aswang.

Sa ngayon ay may nakahandang mga sibat ang mga tanod sa barangay bilang paghahanda sa muling pagsalakay ng naturang aswang sa kanilang lugar.
ASWANG, attacks in a distant barangay of Datu Odin Sinsuat, aguindanao


Tanods (Night guards) and some civilians volunteered to patrol Barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao alternately from night till dawn.

This was because of the spreading news about the roaming aswang in their place, and many residents had seen and was victimized by this monster.

The aswang, named Maning in Maduindanaon dialect, first attacked a woman in Sitio Gubat of the said village.

Now, the residents of a barangay in the village of Datu Odin Sinsuat in the province of Maguindanao was covered with fear to the attacks of Maning, which in Maguindanaon means aswang.

Base on the stories of the residents, the said woman was bitten in the hands and scratched in the arms.

Just this Saturday, an 8-year-old child was attacked by this aswang.

The child seeked help when he saw a person with long hair and nails, having glinting red eyes.

They also heard of a man, owner of the goats in their village, was killed by the aswang.

As of this time, the tanods of barangay had ready their spears for the next attack of the aswang.

[Taken from a News Portal Website[3]:]

Aswang, sumalakay sa Datu Odin Maguindanao
Posted under mindanao,news,regional by leo on Wednesday 9 May 2012 at 5:39 am


(RMN Cotabato)

Balot ng takot ngayon ang mga residente sa isang barangay sa bayan ng Datu Odin Sinsuat sa lalawigan ng Maguindanao sa pagsalakay ng ” Maning” isang salitang Maguindanaon na ang ibig sabihin ay aswang.

Sa kuwento ni Alex Lumenda ng barangay Makir , Datu Odin Sinsuat, ang kanyang 8 taong gulang na lalaking anak ang sinalakay ng aswang apat na gabi na ang nakakaraan habang ito’y naghuhugas ng katawan sa labas ng kanilang bahay.

Bigla umano itong sumigaw at humingi ng saklolo sa ina kung saan sa paglapit nito ay nagulat din sa nakitang mahaba ang buhok at mga kuko at pula ang mata.

Sinubukang habulin ni Lumenda at ng kanyang mga kapitbahay pero hindi na nila ito inabutan.

Sinasabing unang sumalakay ang aswang sa sitio Gubat barangay Makir kung saan isang ginang ang kanyang kinagat sa kamay at kinalmot sa braso.

Maliban ditto, maging ang alagang kambing ay kinagat din ng aswang at kinain ang apat nitong paa.

Sa ngayon ay todo ang pagbabantay ang ginagawa ng mga residente at may mga nakahanda silang gulok at sibat sakaling sumalakay muli sa kanilang barangay ang nasabing aswang.
Aswang, attacks in Datu Odin Maguindanao


Residents of Datu Odin Sinsuat in the province of Maguindanao was covered with fear to the attacks of Maning, a word in Maguindanao which means aswang.

One story by Alex Lumenda of Barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat, accounts the attack of an aswang to an 8-year old boy who was, at that time, taking a bath outside their house.

He suddenly yelled and seek help to his mother. As she arrived there, she was shocked to what she saw - a long hair and nails, and red eyes.

Lumenda and his neighbors tried to chase the monster, but they failed.

It was rumored that the aswang first attaked in Sitio Gubat, Barangay Makir, wherein a woman was bitten in the hands and was scratched in her arms.

Moreover, even Lumenda's goats was bitten, and its four legs were eaten.

As of now, residents are vigilants and they have bolos and spears with them in case this monster attacks again in the said Barangay.

[Taken from a News Portal Website[4]:]

Aswang sa Datu Odin, Maguindanao, 3 araw ng wala
13 MAY 2012


TATLONG gabi nang hindi umaatake sa Barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao ang aswang na di umano’y gumagala sa lugar, ayon kay Barangay Chairman Norodin Abas naniniwala s’ya na aswang ang naturang nilalang, hindi rin ito magnanakaw tulad ng sinabi ni DOS Mayor Lester Sinsuat, hindi na rin kasi anya nakakapambiktima ang mga magnanakaw simula nang umatake sa lugar ang tinatawag nilang “Maning.”

Una rito ay nabulabog at nabalot ang naturang barangay dahil sa umanoy pagsalakay ng aswang sa lugar kung saan dalawang beses itong nambiktima.

Patuloy pa din hinahanap at tinutugis ng mga residente sa lugar ang nasabing nilalang na ilang araw na din umanong pagala-gala sa kanilang lugar.(JR MAE AVILA)
Aswang in Datu Odin, Maguindanao, 3 days gone


Its been three nights passed, and the monster isn't attacking any more in Barangay Makir, Datu Odin Sinsuat, Maguindanao. Barangay Chairman Norodin Abas believe that it was an aswang roaming in the village, not a thief like what DOS Mayor Lester Sinsuat told. Thieves also stopped victimizing when this monster they called Maning attacks in the said place.

First reason might be the disturbance and fear the monster had caused to the Barangay wherein two victims were attacked.

But until now, residents were still chasing and searching this monster who was said to roan in the whole place.
Source:

[1]http://www.sunstar.com.ph/davao/local-news/2012/05/09/barangay-residents-fear-aswang-attacks-220691
[2]http://www.mindanaocross.net/home/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=221:ndbc-news
[3]http://www.rmndzxlmanila.com/2012/05/09/aswang-sumalakay-sa-datu-odin-maguindanao/
[4]http://brigadanews.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=17240:aswang-sa-datu-odin-maguindanao-3-araw-ng-wala&catid=15:gensan-city-&Itemid=39

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