Philippine National Police Anti-Kidnapping Group head Senior Superintendent Renato Gumban said the two were released at 2:30 a.m., radio dzBB’s Paulo Santos reported.
Gumban cited information reaching him indicating the children were abandoned near a fast-food outlet at the corner of Taft Avenue and Quirino Avenue.
No ransom was reportedly paid for their release.
On Friday, armed men carjacked a green Mitsubishi Adventure AUV (ZGK-141) along Regalado Avenue in Quezon City.
The driver, who managed to escape, said his vehicle was hit from behind by a white Montero-type sport-utility vehicle driven by the suspects.
When he got down, three armed men from the Montero poked firearms at him and held him, but he managed to slip away and flee.
The men then drove off with the green AUV, with the two girls still on board. — LBG, GMA News
