31 Tadian rebels withdraw support to CPP-NPA-NDF
>> Sunday, December 5, 2021
TADIAN, Mountain
Province -- A total of 31 persons identified as communist supporters withdrew
their support to the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s
Army-National Democratic Front and pledged allegiance to the government in a
simple ceremony here at Barangay Duagan on Nov. 19.
The ceremony was facilitated by Mountain Province Police Provincial Office, Regional Mobile Force Battalion 15, Regional Intelligence Unit 14 and Philippine Army.
The former communist supporters took their pledge of allegiance to the government officiated by Mayor Johnson W. Balaoas witnessed by town and barangay officials including faculty and staff of Duagan Elementary School.
Before this, police and military officials held negotiations with the communist supporters.
Balaoas, in his speech said the communist groups were earlier declared persona non grata in their community.
He urged his constituents to report illegal activities happening in their midst.
Lt. Col. William B. Willie, police deputy provincial director for operations cited importance of preventive measures so that the community will not be lured by advocacies of communist groups.
He urged local folks to persuade their acquaintances who were already recruited by the communist groups to return to the folds of the law.
The ceremony was facilitated by Mountain Province Police Provincial Office, Regional Mobile Force Battalion 15, Regional Intelligence Unit 14 and Philippine Army.
The former communist supporters took their pledge of allegiance to the government officiated by Mayor Johnson W. Balaoas witnessed by town and barangay officials including faculty and staff of Duagan Elementary School.
Before this, police and military officials held negotiations with the communist supporters.
Balaoas, in his speech said the communist groups were earlier declared persona non grata in their community.
He urged his constituents to report illegal activities happening in their midst.
Lt. Col. William B. Willie, police deputy provincial director for operations cited importance of preventive measures so that the community will not be lured by advocacies of communist groups.
He urged local folks to persuade their acquaintances who were already recruited by the communist groups to return to the folds of the law.
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