Suspected Muslim separatist rebels in the southern Philippines stormed a village, leaving one civilian dead and another wounded, an official said on Thursday. Undetermined numbers of rebels, belonging to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) fired their weapons towards a group of farmers who were harvesting crops in the village of Guiling in Alamada in North Cotabato province shortly after 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, said town mayor Ernesto Conception. Conception told reporters that Juan Teves, 32, died in the attack and his wife Norma was injured. The Philippine Army dispatched additional soldiers to the area to protect the civilians. The incident happened days after Manila and MILF negotiators agreed to include international brokers from the European Union and Organization of Islamic Conference in their peace talks. 