Military personnel identified by President Rodrigo Roa
Duterte as having links with the illegal drug trade are immediately relieved
from their positions.
This was disclosed by AFP public affairs office chief Col.
Edgard Arevalo in a message to the PNA Sunday.
"The Commander-in-Chief has already ordered their
relief from whatever positions the named AFP personnel are holding and directed
them to report to the Chief-of-Staff (AFP head Gen. Ricardo Visaya)," he
added.
Duterte, during a press briefing in Davao City
from held Saturday night until Sunday dawn, the President released the names of
politicians, members of the judiciary, law enforcement and military personnel
with alleged links to the illegal drugs trade.
These personnel will undergo administrative proceedings and
will be charged, heard and judgement rendered on them as part of the due
process, Arevalo pointed out.
"We reiterate the AFP chief-of-staff Gen. Ricardo
Visaya's unwavering commitment to the Commander-in-Chief's drive of ridding the
country, including our ranks, of any undue involvements in prohibited
drugs," he added.
Arevalo said the AFP will be unrelenting in its campaign
against illegal drugs.
"The full force of applicable military, criminal, and
civil laws will be applied without letup," he added.
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