BONTOC, Mountain Province, Feb. 26(PIA)- - More members of communist terrorist groups(CTGs) operating in the province have realized that fighting against the government is not doing them good and want to reform while there is still time and opportunity.
Seven members of the communists armed groups operating in the province return to the folds of the law to start new life.
Seven CTG members recently surrendered to authorities and were presented at the Mountain Province Provincial Police Office (MPPPO) Compound last week. They also turned over six firearms to the Provincial Task Force to End Local Armed Conflict(PTF-ELCAC).
Executive Assistant Winston Calde of the Governor's Office administered the oath of allegiance of the surrenderees.
The surrenderees will be profiled by the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office after the issuance of certification by Joint AFP-PNP Intelligence Committee that they are entitled to assistance under the Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program.
The mass surrender was thru the Retooled Community Support Program of the PTF - ELCAC led by the Philippine Army 54th IB headed by Lt. Col. Narciso B. Nabulneg Jr. and the MPPPO then headed by PCol. Clarence C. Casillo.
Last January, 11 CTG members in the province including two women surrendered to government forces with high hopes of living normal and better life. (JDP/JBS-PIA CAR, Mt. Province)
Seven CTG members recently surrendered to authorities and were presented at the Mountain Province Provincial Police Office (MPPPO) Compound last week. They also turned over six firearms to the Provincial Task Force to End Local Armed Conflict(PTF-ELCAC).
Executive Assistant Winston Calde of the Governor's Office administered the oath of allegiance of the surrenderees.
The surrenderees will be profiled by the Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office after the issuance of certification by Joint AFP-PNP Intelligence Committee that they are entitled to assistance under the Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program.
The mass surrender was thru the Retooled Community Support Program of the PTF - ELCAC led by the Philippine Army 54th IB headed by Lt. Col. Narciso B. Nabulneg Jr. and the MPPPO then headed by PCol. Clarence C. Casillo.
Last January, 11 CTG members in the province including two women surrendered to government forces with high hopes of living normal and better life. (JDP/JBS-PIA CAR, Mt. Province)
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