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List of terrorist incidents in the Philippines

The following is a list of terrorist incidents in the Philippines.

Before 2000

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1970s

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
21 August 1971 Manila 9 95 Grenade
Main article: Plaza Miranda bombing

Several explosions occurred during a political campaign rally of the Liberal Party at Plaza Miranda in the district of Quiapo, injuring most of the party's senatorial lineup.[3] The Communist Party of the Philippines and the government of President Ferdinand Marcos traded blame for the attack.

January–September 1972 Metro Manila 1 40 Bomb
Main article: 1972 Manila bombings

Series of bombings across the Philippine capital that were used by the Marcos government to justify its declaration of Martial Law on 23 September.[4] The government and the political opposition traded blame for the attack.

1980s

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
August–October 1980 Metro Manila 1 41 Bomb Series of bombings blamed on anti-Marcos dissidents.[5]
3 October 1980 Tagum, Davao del Norte 4 68 Grenade Two suspected Muslim rebels riding in a jeep hurled grenades into a market.[6]
19 April 1981 Davao City 17 150+ Grenade A grenade was hurled during Easter Sunday mass at San Pedro Cathedral.[7] Two young Marxists suspected of carrying out the attack were apprehended.[8]
26 December 1982 Pagadian, Zamboanga del Sur 6 83 Improvised explosive device The inter-island ferry Santa Lucia was docked at Pagadian with 800 passengers when a homemade bomb exploded killing 3 people and injuring 53 more. Another blast occurred at a market, killing 3 and injuring 33.[9] The attack was blamed on the MNLF.[10]
7 November 1986 Quezon City 0 17 Bombing A bomb thrown at the screen of a movie theater exploded, the sixth in a series of bombings subsequently believed to have been part of the God Save the Queen Plot.[11]
18 March 1987 Baguio 4 45 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded at the Philippine Military Academy where President Corazon Aquino was scheduled to speak. Some sources suggested that "disgruntled military elements" may have been responsible.[12]
27 August 1987 Davao City 9 N/A Gun attack The New People's Army attacked two radio stations critical of them.[13]
8 December 1987 Metro Manila 0 4 Bombings A car bomb exploded outside Manila International Airport, followed by another bomb near a shopping center in Makati. A third bomb was discovered and defused in Makati.[14]
16 February 1988 Manila 0 0 Bombing A bomb detonated outside the Israeli Embassy.[15]

1990s

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
4 April
1991 		Zamboanga City 2+ unknown Grenade Two American evangelists were killed when Abu Sayyaf militants launched a grenade attack.[16][17]
11 August 1991 Zamboanga City 6 32+ Grenade A grenade thrown by Abu Sayyaf members aboard MV Doulos exploded.[18]
24 December 1993 Bonifacio, Misamis Occidental 5 48+ Grenade Unidentified men threw grenades into a market.[19][7]
27 December 1993 Davao City 6 130+ Grenade Attackers tossed three grenades into San Pedro Cathedral.[7]
10 June 1994 Zamboanga City 71 unknown Bombing A series of bombings by Abu Sayyaf.[20]
4 April
1995 		Ipil, Zamboanga del Sur (now part of Zamboanga Sibugay 53 48+ 200 heavily armed members of Abu Sayyaf entered the town and shot people, took 30 hostages, and pillaged and burned the town to the ground.[21]
3 January 1999 Jolo, Sulu 10 74+ Grenade Abu Sayyaf militants lobbed a grenade into a crowd that had gathered to watch a blaze.[21]
14 February 1999 Basilan 6 unknown Abu Sayyaf members attacked a jeep carrying Christian passengers.[16]

2000s

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2000

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
10 February Kabacan, North Cotabato 3 14 Improvised Explosive Device A pregnant woman and 2 others were killed when a bomb exploded at the Sugni Superstore. The Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) was suspected.[22]
20 February Isabela, Basilan 1 17 Improvised Explosive Device Three simultaneous bomb attacks by suspected Muslim rebels on police buildings and a restaurant, killing a waiter.[23]
25 February Ozamiz, Misamis Occidental 41 100+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2000 Ozamiz ferry bombing

A large incendiary bomb exploded aboard a bus on the ferry Lady Mediatrix[24] as it crossed Panguil Bay to Ozamiz, killing up to 41 people.[25] A second bomb went off at about the same time, in another bus owned by the same company at Rizal, Zamboanga del Norte, injuring at least four people.[24]

23 April 2000 - 6 June 2003[16] Sabah, Malaysia
Sulu 		0 several Hostage situation
Main article: 2000 Sipadan kidnappings

Hostage crisis in Sabah, Malaysia, and the southern Philippines that began with the abduction of 21 hostages from the dive resort island of Sipadan on 23 April 2000, by Abu Sayyaf guerrillas[26] who took them to Jolo, Sulu.[16] The Philippine army launched a major offensive on 16 September 2000, rescuing all hostages, except Filipino dive instructor Roland Ullah, who was eventually freed in 2003.[16]

18 May Jolo, Sulu
Zamboanga City 		5 70+ Grenade Three grenades were thrown into a market in Jolo, killing four and wounding more than 40.[27] At around the same time, in Zamboanga City, one person was killed and more than 30 wounded when a crude time bomb exploded in a bakery-café opposite a police station.[27][28]
21 May Mandaluyong 1 17+ Improvised Explosive Device A janitor died and 17 others were injured after a bomb exploded outside a cinema toilet.[29]
16 July Kabacan, North Cotabato 2 33 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded in a market. The MILF was suspected of planting the weapon.[30]
31 July Monkayo, Compostela Valley 3 36 Improvised Explosive Device An unidentified man threw an improvised explosive device at a crowd in a fairground. No one claimed responsibility for the attack.[31]
30 December Metro Manila 22 120+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: Rizal Day bombings

During the Rizal Day holiday, a series of explosions occurred in five locations in Metro Manila within an hour.[32]

2001

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
27 May 2001
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7 June 2002 		Puerto Princesa, Palawan
Basilan 		40+ Many Hostage situation
Main article: Dos Palmas kidnappings

Hostage crisis that began with the abduction of twenty hostages from an upscale island resort in Palawan by Abu Sayyaf members on 2 May 2001, and resulted in the deaths of at least five hostages, including two American citizens. Other deaths occurred as the abductors moved the hostages around Basilan and engaged in firefights with government forces and attacks on civilian infrastructure.

29 October Zamboanga City 11 60+ Improvised explosive device A bomb exploded at a restaurant.[33][34]

2002

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
21 April General Santos 13 60 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded outside a busy department store.[35] Two other bombs went off in quick succession near a radio station and a bus terminal. The blasts injured at least 60 people.
2 October Zamboanga City ~4 24+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2002 Zamboanga City bombings

A bomb blast in front of a karaoke bar near a military arms depot[16] killed an American Green Beret commando and three Filipino civilians.[36]

10 October Kidapawan, North Cotabato ~8 26+ Improvised Explosive Device A powerful homemade bomb exploded in a bus station.[37]
17 October Zamboanga City 7 150+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2002 Zamboanga City bombings

Two TNT bombs exploded inside a shopping center.[38][39]

17 October Quezon City 3 30+ Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded in a bus.[40]
21 October Zamboanga City 1 18+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2002 Zamboanga City bombings

A Marine was killed after a bomb placed in a bag at a candle store exploded at Fort Pilar, a Catholic shrine.[38]

24 December Datu Piang, Maguindanao 13 12 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded during a party for the mayor Saudi Ampatuan, killing him and 12 others.[41]
31 December Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat 10 32+ Improvised Explosive Device An explosive detonated next to a fireworks stall in a market on New Year's Eve.[42]

2003

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
4 March Davao City 21 146+ Improvised Explosive Device A homemade bomb exploded in front of Francisco Bangoy International Airport.[43]
2 April Davao City 17 70+ Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded near a barbecue stand by the Sasa wharf ferry terminal. The government blamed the MILF for the attack, though the group strongly denied responsibility.
23 April Carmen, Cotabato 4 ~9 Automatic weapons fire Suspected MILF rebels attacked a minibus.[44]
24–25 April Lanao del Norte 13 20+ Automatic weapons fire A bus driver and a passenger were killed when suspected MILF members attacked a bus after it failed to halt at a rebel checkpoint in Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte.[45] At least 10 passengers were wounded and several taken hostage.[46] Four policemen were also held hostage after the rebels overran their outpost.[44] 11 civilians were also killed when several dozen MILF guerrillas attacked a fish car in Maigo on the 25th.[45] Another 8 persons were also wounded.[45]
10 May Koronadal, South Cotabato 10 42+ Improvised Explosive Device Explosion in a market.[47][48]
3 October Midsayap, North Cotabato 3 ~30 Grenade An unidentified man hurled grenades into a mosque inside the compound of the National Irrigation Administration during Friday prayers.[49]
5–27 October Sabah, Malaysia
Tawi-Tawi 		5 1 Hostage situation Six workers - Filipino and Indonesian nationals - were abducted from the Borneo Paradise Resort in Sabah, Malaysia, by suspected Abu Sayyaf fighters and brought to Tawi-Tawi.[50] One worker reportedly escaped while the other five were allegedly killed in a shooting incident outside Languyan, Tawi-Tawi around 27 October.[51]

2004

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
4 January Parang, Maguindanao 24 87+ Improvised Explosive Device A homemade explosive device attached to a motorcycle parked in front of a gymnasium detonated during a basketball game.[52][53]
26 February Cavite City 116 many, unknown Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: MV SuperFerry 14

A television set containing an 8-pound (3.6 kilograms) TNT bomb exploded in the lower decks of SuperFerry 14 off El Fraile island,[54] starting a fire that engulfed and sank the vessel and caused the deaths of 63 people, while another 53 were reported missing and presumed dead.[55] Redondo Cain Dellosa, a Rajah Sulaiman Movement member, confessed to planting the bomb for the Abu Sayyaf group.[55] The incident is the deadliest terrorist attack in Philippine history.

12 December General Santos 15 64+ Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded in a market.[56] Military intelligence sources concluded that Jemaah Islamiyah was responsible.[57]

2005

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
14 February Makati
Davao City
General Santos 		4 40 Improvised Explosive Device In the Valentine's Day bombings, three bomb attacks took place in Makati, Davao City and General Santos.[58][59] Abu Sayyaf claimed responsibility.[60]
21 April Piagapo, Lanao del Sur 1 unknown Hostage situation Armed men abducted 19 passengers of a minibus and were held hostage for eight hours until being rescued by government forces, who lost one policeman in a skirmish.[61]
28 August Lamitan, Basilan 4 30+ Improvised Explosive Device A homemade bomb left near the canteen of the ferry MV Dona Ramona exploded and engulfed the lower deck in fire as it sat at Lamitan wharf.[62] Four people later died of their injuries.[63]

2006

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
2 February Patikul, Sulu 6 6+ Automatic weapons fire Abu Sayyaf gunmen opened fire on a group of Christian farmers.[64]
27 March Jolo, Sulu 9 20+ Improvised Explosive Device A homemade bomb exploded inside a convenience store owned by a Church-run cooperative.[65]
23 June Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao 6 9+ Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device A bomb planted in a van parked in front of a market exploded while Governor Datu Andal Ampatuan's convoy was passing by.[66]
10 October Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat 2 4+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2006 Central Mindanao bombings

A bomb exploded in a market.[67]

10 October Makilala, North Cotabato 6 42+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2006 Central Mindanao bombings

A bomb exploded in front of the town hall.[68] and injuring at least 42 others.[69] The following day, another bomb was defused by the authorities nearby.[70]

2007

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
10 January General Santos
Kidapawan
Cotabato City 		7 27+ Improvised Explosive Devices (3) Three bombs exploded in cities across Mindanao ahead of the ASEAN summit in Manila.[71] The first explosion destroyed a stand selling lottery tickets across the street from a market in General Santos. Three people died instantly and another three succumbed to their injuries in hospital, including two children. Another 22 civilians were wounded.[71] A second explosion occurred in Kidapawan, as an improvised bomb placed near a police outpost exploded, injuring two male passers-by.[71] A final blast occurred at a dump-site along a major street in Cotabato City, injuring 5.[71]
17 April Sulu 7 unknown Hostage situation Six road workers and one factory worker, kidnapped by Al-Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf militants while heading to a government road project, were found beheaded in Sulu.[72]
8 May Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat 8 33+ Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded in a billiard hall and passenger terminal.[73]
18 May Cotabato City 3 ~37 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb, probably laid by Islamic extremists, exploded in a bus terminal.
13 November Quezon City 6 11 Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2007 Batasang Pambansa bombing

A vehicle bomb exploded near the south lobby of the main building of the Philippine House of Representatives killing Basilan congressman Wahab Akbar and legislative staff. Two other legislators were wounded.[74]

2008

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
29 May Zamboanga City 2 ~21 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded outside a Philippine Air Force base where US soldiers, training local troops in anti-terrorism warfare, maintain a small camp. No group claimed responsibility for the attack.[75]
24 July Digos, Davao del Sur 3 ~24 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded on board a bus parked at a terminal while on its way to Davao City from Bansalan, Davao del Sur.[76]
29 July Malabang, Lanao del Sur 4 unknown Automatic weapons fire Armed men stopped a mini-bus and murdered four Christian passengers execution-style, while a fifth passenger was unaccounted for, likely abducted.[77]
1 September Digos 7 34+ Improvised Explosive Device Explosion on board a passenger bus.[78] The blast was believed to have been connected to al-Khobar, an extortionist group that had threatened the bus company the week before the attack.[79]
2 November Linamon, Lanao del Norte 5 unknown Automatic weapons fire Suspected Christian Ilaga vigilantes ambushed a group of Muslim vacationers.[80]
18 December Iligan 3 ~45 Improvised Explosive Device Twin blasts in separate upscale malls in the main financial district in Aguinaldo Street.[81]

2009

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
4 April Isabela, Basilan 2 8+ Improvised Explosive Device Blast near a Roman Catholic cathedral and a fast-food chain. No one claimed responsibility.[82]
26 April Lebak, Sultan Kudarat 1 3+ Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded at a popular beach resort.[83]
21 May Zamboanga City 3 5 Automatic weapons fire Unidentified gunmen on a motorcycle or motorcycles ambushed their truck in Victoria village.[84]
3 June Cotabato City 2 4+ Improvised Explosive Device An unarmed soldier and a civilian were killed in an explosion that also injured four unarmed soldiers.[85]
5 July Cotabato City 6 45+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2009 Mindanao bombings

A bomb exploded near a food stall across the street from the Roman Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception during Sunday Mass as a military truck drove by.[86] The military laid the blame on rogue elements of the MILF,[87] however, the group denied that they carried out the attack.[87]

7 July Jolo, Sulu 6 40+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2009 Mindanao bombings

A bomb placed inside a motorcycle detonated outside a hardware store. Police discovered two other unexploded devices within a similar radius around the church.

7 July Iligan 0 7+ Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2009 Mindanao bombings

A few hours after the blast in Jolo, a bomb exploded in a car parked near a pawnshop.

17 September Luuk, Sulu 2 15 Grenade A grenade was hurled into a crowd at a late night carnival in the village of Tubig Puti.[88]
29 September Sulu 3 2 Improvised Explosive Device A roadside bomb killed two US Navy members and a Philippine Marine, two other Filipino troops were injured.[89]
20 October Marawi, Lanao del Sur 1 21+ Improvised Explosive Device A bomb planted inside city hall exploded during voter registration for the 2010 Philippine presidential election.[90]
5 December Jolo, Sulu 1 5 Improvised Explosive Device A cell-phone triggered improvised bomb explosion leveled a police station and greatly damaged the municipal jail.[91]

2010s

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2010

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
27 February Parang, Maguindanao 1 4+ Improvised explosive device A boy was killed after an IED detonated under the van of an electoral candidate.[92]
27 February Maluso, Basilan 12 17 Automatic weapons and Grenade/RPG fire Suspected Abu Sayyaf militants attacked a village.[93]
15 March Davao City 1 2+ Improvised Explosive Device A soldier died after a truck carrying members of the Philippine Army was bombed by suspected New People's Army guerrillas while cruising along a road in the Paquibato district. Two soldiers were also hurt.[94]
20 March Antipolo, Rizal 4 5 Improvised Explosive Device Four policemen were killed and five others were wounded in an ambush by NPA rebels.[95]
12 April Isabela, Basilan 14 many Siege At least 25 suspected Abu Sayyaf militants set off two bombs and opened fire on bystanders, killing three U.S. Marines, a policeman and six civilians and wounding many others.[96] The bombings ignited gun battles around the city between rebels and security forces. Five militants also died in the attack.
23 June Maluso, Basilan 4 6 Automatic weapons fire / Machete Attack by about 30 hooded attackers, believed to be Abu Sayyaf militants, on a commuter jeep going home from Isabela to Maluso.[97][98]
5 August Zamboanga City 2 23 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded in a suitcase outside the terminal of Zamboanga International Airport, killing the carrier and a passer-by.[99]
28 August San Pascual, Masbate 5 unknown Automatic weapons fire A municipal councilor and four others, including two teenagers, were shot and killed in an ambush by at least 10 members of an unidentified armed group at Bolod village. No group claimed responsibility.[100]
21 October Matalam, North Cotabato 10 9+ Improvised Explosive Device Blast on board a bus travelling on a highway.[101]
15 November Carmen, North Cotabato 1 2 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded at a passenger bus terminal.[102]
15 December Las Navas, Northern Samar 2 1+ Automatic weapons fire Two civilians were killed in the ambush of a pump boat along the Hinaga River. Five soldiers and a civilian were reported missing as a result of the attack, which was believed to have been committed by NPA rebels.[103]
25 December Jolo, Sulu 0 11+ Improvised explosive device A bomb exploded during Christmas Day Mass at a chapel inside a police camp, wounding a priest and 10 churchgoers, all of whom were civilians.[104]

2011

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
25 January Makati 5 13 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded on board a bus at the corner of EDSA and Buendia Avenue.[105]
9 March Jolo, Sulu 4 10 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb detonated outside a primary school in San Raymundo village.[106]
26 March Tampakan, South Cotabato 3 1 Automatic weapons and grenade fire Three construction workers were killed and another wounded in an ambush staged by NPA rebels on a convoy in the village of Danlag.[107]
4 April Mangudadatu, Maguindanao 11 3+ Automatic weapons fire / RPG fire Up to 11 people, including relatives of Maguindanao Governor Esmael Mangudadatu, and an MILF rebel were killed in a clashes over a fishing ground.[108]
6 April Tungawan, Zamboanga Sibugay 3 1+ Automatic weapons fire Three passengers on board a bus were killed and other passengers were robbed by four gunmen who later torched the vehicle.[109]
26 June Kidapawan 2 15 Improvised Explosive Device Twin bomb blasts outside a canteen near a Catholic church and the second near a government building.[110]
2 August Cotabato City 2 9 Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Device A bomb concealed in a motorcycle killed a woman and a boy as it detonated in front of a gun store.[111]
23 October Sumisip, Basilan 5 8 Automatic weapons fire Four rubber tree tappers and one paramilitary escort were killed when a group of armed men ambushed their vehicle as it entered a cooperative in Sapak Bulak village.[112]
27 November Zamboanga City 3 27 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb detonated in a budget hotel packed with wedding guests. The attack was blamed on Abu Sayyaf.[113]

2012

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
24 January Hadji Mohammad Ajul, Basilan 15 3 Automatic weapons fire Three pump boats carrying unidentified gunmen ambushed a group of fishermen fishing in an artificial fish shelter (payao) near Sibago Island with assault rifles.[114]
20 February Kidapawan 3 15 Automatic weapons and Grenade/RPG fire 50 armed men raided the City Jail in an attempt to release Datukan Samad, a suspected member of the MILF.[115]
23 February Lapuyan, Zamboanga del Sur 6 14 Automatic weapons fire / Machete At least 10 gunmen ambushed residents of Sitio Bihing, Barangay Tininghalang. The assailants were allegedly led by Amie Andi whose brother, Samang, had recently been arrested by police.[116]
3 March Jolo, Sulu 2 13 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb planted by Abu Sayyaf detonated outside a grocery store.[117]
10 April Carmen, North Cotabato 3 16 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb detonated in a bus, killing a girl and two others.[118]
5 May Iligan 2 36 Grenade A grenade was hurled into a crowd at a main thoroughfare.[119]
11 July Sumisip, Basilan 6 21 Automatic weapons fire / Grenade A vehicle carrying rubber plantation workers was ambushed by Abu Sayyaf militants.[120]
10 October Cagayan de Oro 2 2 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb detonated outside a hotel. A second explosive was found underneath a parked news vehicle.[121]

2013

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
22 April Nunungan, Lanao del Norte 13 10 Automatic weapons and Grenade/RPG fire Gunmen opened fire on a truck carrying Mayor Abdulmalik Manamparan and his supporters as they traveled home from a campaign event on a remote mountain road.[122]
25 April Guindulungan, Maguindanao 1 1 Improvised Explosive Device Sanlindatu Rajamuda, the village chief of Macasampen, was killed and his son severely injured by a bomb blast as they boarded a vehicle.[123]
11 May Kadingilan, Bukidnon 4 unknown Automatic weapons and Grenade/RPG fire NPA rebels ambushed the convoy of mayor Joelito Jacosalem Talaid, wounding him and killing four of his bodyguards.[124]
27 May Allacapan, Cagayan 7 7 Improvised Explosive Device / Automatic weapons fire NPA rebels ambushed a truck carrying members of the Philippine National Police elite Special Action Force.[125]
26 July Cagayan de Oro 6 45 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded at a restaurant packed with doctors and pharmaceutical salesmen at the Rosario Arcade, Limketkai Mall.[126]
5 August Cotabato City 8 40 Car bomb A bombing occurred where at least 8 people were killed and 40 others injured after a car bomb exploded in Cotabato City, Maguindanao province in the Philippines.[127][128] It is the worst such attack ever in Cotabato City.[129]

The police released photos of suspects the day after the bombing.[129]

It was initially suspected that the attack may have targeted Cynthia Guiani-Sayadi, city administrator, who had been receiving death threats, however, she was not harmed.[130]

Additional bombs were found later that week, which were believed to be connected to the incident. They were deactivated before they could cause damage.[131]

17 September Davao City 0 5 Improvised Explosive Device Two bombs exploded in two malls.[132]

2014

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
16 September General Santos 1 7 Improvised Explosive Device A bomb exploded at the Rizal Park Monument in the front of city hall.[133][134]
9 December Maramag, Bukidnon 11 43 Improvised Explosive Device A bus in front of the Central Mindanao University along Sayre Highway in Sitio Musuan, Barangay Dologon, was blown up.[135]

2015

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
1 October Isabela, Basilan 4 6 bombing Unknown militants placed an explosive device on a motorcycle taxi and detonated it at a convoy of Vice Mayor Abdubaki Ajibon. The blast killed his driver, another passenger and two pedestrians. Abu Sayyaf was suspected in the attack.[136]
24 December Tukuran, Zamboanga del Sur 7+ unknown raid 150 militants from Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) raided the town, abducting and killing Christian farmers.[137]

2016

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
9 April Tipo-Tipo, Basilan 18 52 bombing
Main article: Battle of Tipo-Tipo

At least 18 soldiers were killed and 52 injured in clashes with Abu Sayyaf militants and allied gunmen.

14 July Mamasapano, Maguindanao 3 0 shooting Three Marines were killed by gunmen while they were procuring provisions.[138]
16 July Mamasapano, Maguindanao (+8) 7 shooting Eight BIFF militants were killed while seven soldiers were wounded in hostilities sparked by an attack on an Army team studying Moro culture.[139]
2 September Davao City 15 70 Improvised Explosive Device
Main article: 2016 Davao City bombing

A bomb exploded at a night market. Abu Sayyaf reportedly claimed responsibility before backtracking and blaming the Daulat Ul-Islamiya for the incident. Disgruntled vendors were also suspected.

18 November Jolo, Sulu 4 (+12) 9 shooting Four soldiers were killed by Abu Sayyaf militants. 12 militants were also killed.
26-30 November Butig, Lanao del Sur 0 (+63) 30 (+17) Siege
Main article: 2016 Butig clashes

The Maute Group briefly seized control of the town before government forces killed at least 63 militants and recaptured the town.

28 December Hilongos, Leyte 0 33 Bombing
Main article: 2016 Hilongos bombings

Two bombs exploded during an amateur boxing match.[140]

2017

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
10 January Zamboanga City 8 0 shooting Eight fishermen were killed in an attack by suspected Abu Sayyaf militants.[141]
26 March Sulu 4 23 grenade attack Abu Sayyaf grenade attack.
11-22 April Inabanga, Bohol, 6(+8) 0 shooting
Main article: 2017 Bohol clashes

Abu Sayyaf members launched an incursion in Central Visayas. Three soldiers, a policeman, two civilians and four militants were killed during an April 11 firefight. Four more militants were killed on April 22.

23 May Marawi, Lanao del Sur N/A N/A Siege
Main article: Siege of Marawi

Islamic State-inspired militants seized the city and fought government soldiers for five months in urban warfare conditions.

5 July Basilan 2 0 kidnapping, execution Abu Sayyaf militants beheaded two Vietnamese sailors held hostage for eight months.[142]
13 July Patikul, Sulu, 1 0 execution The bullet-riddled body of a Vietnamese national was recovered in Barangay Buhanginan.[143]
30 July Basilan 7 0 Kidnapping, beheading Seven loggers kidnapped by Abu Sayyaf on 20 July were found beheaded in two separate towns.[144][145]
5 August Datu Saudi Ampatuan, Maguindanao 5 3 landmine blast Five MILF guerrillas were killed by a land mine while pursuing BIFF militants operating in the area.[146]
18 August Mindanao 5 0 shooting Five fighters from the MILF died in a clash with BIFF militants.[147]
21 August Maluso, Basilan 9 16 shooting Abu Sayyaf bandits attacked a village.[148]
29 August Sulu 3（+4） 1+（+2） shooting Three members of a Muslim clan were killed in a battle with the Abu Sayyaf group. Four ASG members were also killed.[149]

2018

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
31 July Lamitan, Basilan 11 5 bombing 2018 Lamitan bombing: Eleven persons, including three women, five CAFGU members, one soldier, one child, and the van driver, were killed when a van with an improvised explosive device (IED) exploded in a military checkpoint.
28 August Isulan, Sultan Kudarat 3 36 bombing 2018 Isulan bombings: A parked motorcycle armed with an IED exploded along a Highway during the Hamungaya Festival. The BIFF claimed the responsibility for the incident.
2 September Isulan, Sultan Kudarat 2 14 bombing 2018 Isulan bombings: A bomb exploded at an internet café.

2019

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
27 January Jolo, Sulu 20 102 bombing

2019 Jolo Cathedral bombings: Two explosions inside and outside Jolo Cathedral during mass. The attack was believed to have been carried out by Jamaah Ansharut Daulah and Abu Sayyaf.

3 April Isulan, Sultan Kudarat 0 5 bombing An explosion hit a restaurant.
28 June Jolo, Sulu 8 22 bombing One of two suspected bombers detonated an explosive while being checked prior to entry at a military camp. The other suspect dashed inside and was shot, but was still able to detonate his explosive. An Abu Sayyaf faction led by Hatib Hajan Sawadjaan was the main suspect.
7 September Isulan, Sultan Kudarat 0 7 bombing A blast hit a bakery.
8 September Indanan, Sulu 1 0 bombing A foreign-looking female suicide bomber dressed in an abaya was killed after exploding a bomb while attempting to attack a military detachment.

2020s

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2020

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
24 August Jolo, Sulu 15 80 Vehicle and suicide bombing
Main article: 2020 Jolo bombings

A motorcycle bomb placed next to a military truck detonated outside a market. An hour later, a female suicide bomber approached the cordoned-off area and detonated herself.[150] Abu Sayyaf claimed responsibility.

2021

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
26 January South Upi, Maguindanao 1 1 IED A roadside bomb believed to have been planted by the BIFF exploded, killing a motorist and injuring his companion.[151]
27 January Tulunan, Cotabato 1 5 IED A bomb exploded along a highway as a bus was passing by, killing a bystander.[152]
12 April Tipo-Tipo, Basilan 0 2 IED A soldier and a civilian were injured in the explosion of a bomb believed to have been planted by Abu Sayyaf militants.[153]
3 June M'lang, Cotabato 3 6 Arson A group of men boarded a bus and torched the vehicle with the passengers still inside using gasoline.[154]

2022

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
11 January Aleosan, Cotabato 1 6 IED A bomb planted on a bus exploded, killing a child.[155]
24 April Parang, Maguindanao 0 3 IED A bomb exploded inside a parked bus during a stopover, injuring passengers on board.[156]
26 May Koronadal, South Cotabato
Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat 		0 1 IED A bomb exploded on a bus in Koronadal, wounding a passenger, followed by another in a vacant lot in Tacurong.[157]
6 November Tacurong, Sultan Kudarat 1 11 IED A bomb planted inside a bus killed and wounded several passengers.[158]

2023

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
17 April Isulan, Sultan Kudarat 0 7 IED A bomb exploded inside a passenger bus parked at a public terminal.[159]
3 December Marawi, Lanao del Sur 4 40 IED A bomb exploded during a Mass at the gym of Mindanao State University.[160]

2024

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Date Location Deaths Injuries Type Description
19 May Cotabato City 0 2 Grenade A grenade was thrown at a chapel during a Mass in Barangay Rosary Heights 3.[161]

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