The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) formally launched
Tuesday its National Election Monitoring Center (NEMC) in Camp
Aguinaldo , Quezon City .
Col. Noel Detoyato, AFP public affairs office chief, said
NEMC is tasked to consolidate and coordinate information critical for the
conduct of Safe and Fair Election (SAFE) 2016.
This is in line with the AFP’s task as one of Commission on
Elections (COMELEC)’s deputized agencies.
Under COMELEC Resolution 10021, the AFP is deputized to
assist in the execution of free, honest, orderly, peaceful, and credible
national and local elections this coming May 9.
Detoyato said NEMC will utilize the AFP’s information-related
capabilities to monitor the preparations for and the actual conduct of
elections and the canvassing process.
It will also monitor election-related violence especially in
identified election watch areas and provide necessary data for decision-making
and execution of the COMELEC and its deputized agencies.
The AFP's consolidated efforts to secure the elections will
be coursed through its Unified Commands and the Joint Task Force-National
Capital Region.
Operations related to the security of the polls will be done
in coordination with the Joint Security Coordination Centers at the regional,
provincial, and independent city levels.
Detoyato said NEMC will work in tandem with focused military
operations, stakeholders engagement, and intelligence operations to deter all
forms of threats to the conduct of the elections.
The AFP is ready with all its available resources to assist
COMELEC for the conduct of SAFE 2016.
http://www.pna.gov.ph/index.php?idn=1&sid=&nid=1&rid=881840
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