Sunday, February 10, 2019

Ilocos cops use own money to build poor folk’s houses


By Mar T. Supnad 

CAMP QUIRINO, Ilocos Sur- Policemen here are now using their own personal money to construct a decent house for the poor.
This was learned by newsmen after the 1st Ilocos Sur Provincial Mobile Force Company launched its “1st Best Practice: Adopt A House” program, a laudable move providing shelter to poor Ilocanos.
SPO3 Reynald “Bong” Ramos, said the concept of the project is “to provide decent shelter to the less fortunate who cannot afford to build their own house.”
Adopt a House project, is the first ever humanitarian program initiated by the police here under the leadership of Supt. Haron Rasid Ali, commander of the 1st Ilocos Sur Mobile Force company that was supported by Senior Supt. Adolfo Rafanan, police director.
Ramos said the project is one way of bringing police service closer to the community to show that the police is not only working for a peaceful community but also rendering humanitarian services to win their hearts and minds.
The project, Ramos said, will deny the New People’s Army of community support, “leading toward a peaceful community resulting to better place to live in , make a peaceful family and do business.”
The first recipient of said “Adopt a House” project is Riyel Ramos a resident of  Lingsat, Bantay, Ilocos Sur, married, self-employed.
Lt General Felimon Santos, commanderof the 7th infantry division, earlier said in an interview with this writer that the NPA rebels are still operating along the mountainous areas of Ilocos provinces, and nearby provinces.


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