Lt. Col. Joey A. Escanillas, battalion commander of the 56th
IB, Philippine Army said that they signed another MOU with the local officials
in the towns of Dipaculao and Casiguran for the implementation of the IPSP
Bayanihan for peace and development.
“The local government units, non-government and civic
organizations as well as private individuals and groups manifested their
commitment, support and cooperation in pursuing peace, security and development
in the community,” Escanillas said.
He said they will continue to immerse the Bayanihan Teams
(BTs) in the said towns through the leadership of Mayor Reynante Tolentino of
Dipaculao and Mayor Ricardo Bitong of Casiguran.
The MOU will pave the way for the conduct of various
civil-military operations in the areas, particularly delivery of basic services
to the local government unit (LGU) and local government agency (LGA) in the
barangays such as livelihood, development projects, medical services, and
infrastructure development, among others.
“Our soldiers from the 56th “Tatag” Infantry Battalion,
703rd (AGILA) Brigade, 7th Infantry (KAUGNAY) Division, Philippine Army shall
take the lead in the development of training modules and conduct training
courses in organizing and activating Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams
(BPATs), youth leader summit, peace building seminar and people’s peace rally,”
Escanillas said.
It could be recalled that other barangays from Maria Aurora
and San Luis towns also signed for the Bayanihan program.
Other areas that also implemented the IPSP are Barangays
Lublob, Abuyo and Galintuja in Nueva Vizcaya; and in barangays San Martin,
Cabua-an, Villa Gracia, Villa Ylana, Ysmael, Santo Niño, Villa Agullana, San
Pedro and Manglad in Maddela in Quirino province.
“Through the MOU signing with LGUs, these manifested that we
are committed and united (highlighting the spirit of bayanihan - unity and
cooperation-), to accomplish our mission in establishing a peaceful community,
helping each other towards secured environment conducive to sustainable
economic development,” Escanillas added.
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