Cordillera elections generally peaceful
>> Wednesday, May 18, 2022
CAMP DANGWA, La
Trinidad, Benguet --No major poll-related incident was recorded in the
Cordillera even after election day.
Cordillera police director Brig. Gen. Ronald O. Lee bared this saying this was due to combined efforts of police, other government forces and communities.
“The conduct of the election in all precincts in the region went smoothly,” Lee said.
“Hopefully, as we await the proclamation of the results of the 2022 national and local election, may we be able to maintain the peacefulness and orderliness in the Cordillera and the whole country as well.”
To ensure elections in the Cordillera will proceed smoothly, Lee earlier ordered deployment of other members of the police command group and regional staff as area supervisors.
He said this was because provincial police chiefs were busy supervising their personnel, thus the strategic initiative to ensure flow of communication during election day was maintained.
Deputy regional director for administration Brig. Gen. John C. Chua, chief of regional personnel and records management division Col. Francisco B. Bulwayan Jr., chief of regional community affairs and development division Col. Byron B. Tegui-in and chief of regional learning and doctrine development division Col. Davy Vicente M. Limmong supervised the provinces of Kalinga, Apayao, and Ifugao respectively.
Meanwhile, deputy regional director for operations Col. Benjamin DL Sembrano, chief of regional intelligence division Col. Randolph B. Beniat and chief of regional investigation and detection management division Col. Christopher T. Acop supervised Abra.
This, as chief regional staff Col. Elmer E. Ragay, chief of regional operations division Col. Sibly P. Dawiguey Jr., chief of regional plans and strategy management division Lt. Col. Vivian Paclibon, chief of regional information and communications technology management division Col. Jesselito L. Castro supervised Benguet, Mountain Province and Baguio City respectively.
Cordillera police director Brig. Gen. Ronald O. Lee bared this saying this was due to combined efforts of police, other government forces and communities.
“The conduct of the election in all precincts in the region went smoothly,” Lee said.
“Hopefully, as we await the proclamation of the results of the 2022 national and local election, may we be able to maintain the peacefulness and orderliness in the Cordillera and the whole country as well.”
To ensure elections in the Cordillera will proceed smoothly, Lee earlier ordered deployment of other members of the police command group and regional staff as area supervisors.
He said this was because provincial police chiefs were busy supervising their personnel, thus the strategic initiative to ensure flow of communication during election day was maintained.
Deputy regional director for administration Brig. Gen. John C. Chua, chief of regional personnel and records management division Col. Francisco B. Bulwayan Jr., chief of regional community affairs and development division Col. Byron B. Tegui-in and chief of regional learning and doctrine development division Col. Davy Vicente M. Limmong supervised the provinces of Kalinga, Apayao, and Ifugao respectively.
Meanwhile, deputy regional director for operations Col. Benjamin DL Sembrano, chief of regional intelligence division Col. Randolph B. Beniat and chief of regional investigation and detection management division Col. Christopher T. Acop supervised Abra.
This, as chief regional staff Col. Elmer E. Ragay, chief of regional operations division Col. Sibly P. Dawiguey Jr., chief of regional plans and strategy management division Lt. Col. Vivian Paclibon, chief of regional information and communications technology management division Col. Jesselito L. Castro supervised Benguet, Mountain Province and Baguio City respectively.
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