Communist rebels raid two Philippine plantations in one day


File photo taken on December 26, 2010 on Mindanao island shows New People's Army guerrillas at a ceremony celebrating the 42nd founding anniversary of the Communist Party of the Philippines.

Butuan (Philippines) (AFP) - Communist insurgents raided two banana plantations in one day in the southern Philippines in some of their most brazen attacks for months in the face of recent setbacks, authorities said Sunday.

The attacks by the New People's Army (NPA) in the strife-torn island of Mindanao on Saturday caused extensive damage but no one was killed, officials added.

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