FORT RAMON MAGSAYSAY,
Catapang asked soldiers from the 7th Infantry Division here
to ignore the “rumors and hearsays” regarding the incident, noting that the
Philippine National Police (PNP) is already conducting the investigation
through the Board of Inquiry.
He said the incident was “very unfortunate.”
“Every Kaugnay trooper,” he said, “should remain focused in
(his) job and be professional,” he said.
Catapang visited this huge military reservation where he was
received by Major Gen. Glorioso Miranda, 7th Infantry Division (7ID) commander
and waas accompanied by some generals, including Rear Admiral Antonio A Habulan
Jr., AFP (J1), Major General Virgilio A Hernandez, AFP (J2), Brigadier General
Angelito M. De Leon, AFP (J3), Major General Victor V. Bayani AFP (J4),
Brigadier General Richard Q. Lagrana AFP (J7), Brigadier General Joselito E.
Kakilala AFP (Chief, CRSAFP) and Colonel Gabriel C. Viray III PA (chief,
AFPPDC).
He was rendered a 19-man foyer honor before a brief
conference that was held at the Office of the Commander 7ID, together with the
J Staffs, commanders of 7ID, Northern Luzon Commander and Southern Luzon
Command and other officers.
He later proceeded to 7ID Sports Complex for the blessing of
a basketball court and for the awarding ceremony of deserving officers and
enlisted personnel of this command followed by “Talk to Men” which was attended
by personnel of 7ID, Post and Tenant Units of Fort Magsaysay.
In his message during the “Talk to Men” to the 7ID troops,
Catapang said that it is always good to be back in the command which played a
big part of his military career.
He also commended the deserving officer and enlisted
personnel awarded with military merit medal.
Catapang also inspected the bamboo nursery and plantation
project of 7ID located along Cordero dam.
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