A youth group has
made it public that it is supporting the Anti-Terrorism bill as this will
protect them against illegal drugs and violent extremism.
The Leaders and
members of the Kabataan Kontra Droga at Terorismo (KKDAT) in Bulacan is in full
support of the proposed measure as they are the main recipient and beneficiary
of the law, since Bulacan have been terrorized by the communist rebels for decades.
“Now more than ever, there is an urgent need for the proposed
measure to be passed so that they would not fall victim to the menaces of
illegal drugs and terrorism,” the group said.
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“Ayaw namin sa terrorista. Labanan ang terrorista. Isulong
ang Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020. Mabuhay ng payapa at walang takot (We
do not want terrorists. Fight the terrorists. Promote the Anti-Terrorism Act of
2020. Live a peaceful and fearless life),” said the KKDAT members during the
Independence Day celebration.
In the virtual
summit, other KKDAT from Central Luzon joined in the forum.
KKDAT aims as one
of its main mission to strengthen the bond between the police and the youth in
the country's renewed fight against the threats of illegal drugs and terrorism,
this according to Col. Lawrence Cajipe, director of the Bulacan Police
Provincial Office.
“KKDAT is one tool
that the youth can use in reporting irregularities in their localities that can
eventually prevent them from falling victims to illegal drugs and terrorism,”
Cajipe said.
Gen. Alex
Monteagudo, director-general of the National Intelligence Coordinating Agency;
KKDAT Region 3 president, Kaye Ann Legaspi; KKDAT Ambassadress Michelle
Gumabao; and heads of the different government agencies such as Department of
the Interior and Local Government, and Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency, also
participated in the virtual summit.
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