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FOOD PACKS. Former members of the Abu Sayyaf Group receive food packs from the municipal government of Parang, Sulu. The food packs were distributed during the launch of the 'Road to Tourism' program Tuesday (June 28, 2022) graced by Major Gen. Ignatius Patrimonio, Joint Task Force (JTF)-Sulu commander (left). (Photo courtesy of JTF-Sulu) ZAMBOANGA CITY - Aided by the Army's 2nd Special Forces Battalion, the municipality of Parang launched Tuesday the "Road to Tourism" program to change the battle-scarred image of the place into a tourist destination in the Sulu Archipelago. In a statement Wednesday, 2SFBn said the program intends to promote tourism through local media engagements and other social media platforms, as well as provide psychosocial activities for former Abu Sayyaf Group (ASG) members, their families, and the local community. The initiative also aims to "change the image of the municipality of Parang and the province of Sulu as a whole, from a wa