Slowly the numbers of local government units declaring the communists not welcome in their respective jurisdictions are growing.
Six villages from Sto. Tomas Davao del Norte
joins the growing list of provinces in the country declaring the Communist
Party of the Philippines- New People’s Army (CPP-NPA) persona non grata.
Philippine Army's 1003rd Infantry Brigade
commander, Colonel Nolasco Mempin. identified the six barangays as New Visayas,
Balagunan, San Jose, Magwawa, Bobongon, and Tulalian.
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Mempin said the six barangays are located within
the boundaries of Paquibato District in this city and Talaingod, Davao del
Norte, making the areas "vulnerable to the mobility of the communist
group."
Mayor Ernesto Evangelista led the ceremonial
signing of the joint resolution declaring the communist rebels
"unacceptable".
Evangelista also took note of the local
government units in implementing Executive Order 70 that seeks to end local
communist armed conflict by institutionalizing the “whole-of-nation approach.”
The mayor said the resolution was a bold move
considering the CPP-NPA group within the Davao Region, particularly in areas
under the operational jurisdiction of the Army’s 89 Infantry (Makatao)
Battalion.
He urged the barangay officials “to keep an eye to the community, to stay vigilant and to report any possible actions of the communist group" to Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)
He urged the barangay officials “to keep an eye to the community, to stay vigilant and to report any possible actions of the communist group" to Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP)
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