The Philippine Online Chronicles

The death toll in the Maguindanao Massacre that claimed the lives of women, media personnel, and civilians has reached 64, Philstar.com reported.

Authorities are still looking for corpses at the massacre site in Sitio Masalay, Barangay Salman, Ampatuan town. Inquirer.net‘s November 25 report identified the victims as:

• Bai Eden Mangudadatu  (Vice Mayor, Mangudadatu, Maguindanao)
• Bai Genalin T. Mangundadatu (wife of Datu Toto Mangudadatu)
• Memotabi Mangundadatu (Civilian)
• Rowena Ante Mangudadatu  (Civilian)
• Bai Farina Mangudadatu (Civilian)
• Farida Sabdullah (Civilian)
• Suraida Beman (Civilian)
• Raida Sapalon Abdul (Civilian)
• Pinky Balayman (Civilian)
• Ela Balayman (Civilian)
• Rahima Puelo Palawan (Civilian)
• Meriam Calimbol (Civilian)
• Patricia Palapay (Civilian)
• Atty. Cynthia Onquendo Ogare (Lawyer)
• Atty. Concepcion Brizuela (Lawyer)
• Mr. Onquendo (Father of Amy Cynthia Onquendo)
• Ian Sublang (Gensan Newsprint)
• Lea Dalmacio (Gensan Newsprint)
• Gina Dela Cruz (Gensan Newsprint)
• Marites Cabunes (Gensan Newsprint)
• Bart Maravilla (Bombo Radyo)
• Jhoy Duhay (Peoples Tonite)
• Henry Araneta (DZRH Correspondent)
• Andy Teodoro (Mindanao Inquirer)
• Neneng Montano  (Gensan Newsprint)
• Alejandro Bong Reblado (UNTV)
• Victor Nuñez (UNTV)
• Mac-mac Amola (Gensan Newsprint)
• Jimmy Cabello (Midland Review)
• Councilor Razul Daud (SK Newspaper)
• Joel Parcon (Prontera News)
• Val Cachuela (Prontera News)
• Art Baloya (Punto Periodico)
• Noel Decena (Punto Periodic)
• Rany Razon (Punto Periodico)
• Bienvenido Jun Legarta (Punto Periodico)
• Jovy Legarta (Punto Periodico)
• Rey Merisco (Punto Periodico)
• Boyet Dela Cerna (Escalera News)
• Art Mascardo (GSC)
• John Caniban
• a certain Unto (Driver)
• Eugene Depillano (Driver)
• Sidick Edza (Driver)
• Patrick Pamansang (Driver)
• a certain ‘Chito’ (Driver)
• Abdulla Hadji Dodong (Driver)

Meanwhile, after key suspect Datu Unsay Mayor Andal Ampatuan Jr. surrendered to authorities, nine members of the Ampatuan family have been placed on the Philippines’ immigration watch list.

GMANews.TV identified them as: Maguindanao governor Datu Andal U. Ampatuan; Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao governor Zaldy U. Ampatuan; Nords Ampatuan; Akmad Ampatuan Sr.; Akmad Ampatuan Jr.; Saudi Ampatuan Jr.; Bahnarian Ampatuan; and Sajid Islam Ampatuan.

The names will reportedly remain on the list for 30 days unless the period is terminated or extended.