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CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - Two former members of the communist terrorist group (CTG) in Central Luzon have surrendered to authorities and pledged allegiance to the government, a police official reported on Monday. Brig. Gen. Cesar Pasiwen, director of Police Regional Office-Central Luzon (PRO-3), identified the two as alias "Ka Tito" and "Ka Tibbey," who voluntarily submitted themselves to joint military and police troops in Aurora province and Olongapo City, respectively, over the weekend. In a report, Pasiwen said Ka Tito, a former member of an Underground Mass Organization (UGMO) affiliated with the National Democratic Front, also yielded one homemade/improvised shotgun with two live ammunition and two rifle grenades. On the other hand, Ka Tibbey, a former CTG member under Yunit Paniktik of Komiteng Larangan Gerilya Tarlac-Zambales (KLG TAR-ZAM), turned in a hand grenade, one .38-caliber revolver with no serial number and five live ammunition. Pasiwen urged the remaining members of the communist terrorist group to lay down their arms and avail of the benefits of the government's Enhanced Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-CLIP). "The Philippine National Police and the Armed Forces of the Philippines continue to encourage the remaining supporters of the Communist Party of the Philippines/New People's Army to return to the government side and reunite to make the country free from any kind of terrorism," he said. (PNA) }
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AWARENESS CAMPAIGN. The Philippine Army's 91st Infantry Battalion conducts an awareness campaign on the recruitment efforts of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army for 150 junior high school students of Cabog Integrated School in Barangay Matawe, Dingalan, Aurora on Saturday (Feb. 11, 2023). Lt. Col. Julito Recto Jr., commander of the 91IB, said the communists target the youth because of their vulnerability to false ideologies. (Courtesy of Army 91IB) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - A member of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People's Army (CPP-NPA) and a supporter of the rebel group surrendered to authorities in Central Luzon over the weekend. Brig. Gen. Cesar R. Pasiwen, regional director of the Police Regional Office-Central Luzon (PRO-3), said alias Ka Rona, 50, and a resident of Barangay Mabatang, Abucay, Bataan, surrendered to the 1st Provincial Mobile Force Company. On the other hand, the Zambales Provincial Mobile Force Company and other concerned police units facilitated the voluntary surrender of alias Bal, 70, a farmer and former Underground Mass Organization member in San Marcelino town. Pasiwen said Ka Rona also turned in one caliber .38 revolver, one rifle grenade, and high explosive materials. "I commend our troops for continuously conducting intensified tactical operations and community engagement activities in support of Executive Order (EO) No. 70 to convince communist terrorist members in the region to lay down their arms and live a peaceful life back into the mainstream society," he said in a statement. EO 70, signed in December 2018, created the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict that employs a whole-of-nation approach to end communism and institute peace-building initiatives. Meanwhile, the intensified awareness campaign against the recruitment efforts of the CPP-NPA is gaining ground as more young people are now educated about the deceitful tactics of the insurgents. Amando Kiban, class president of Cabog Integrated School in Barangay Matawe, Dingalan, Aurora, said the information drive being spearheaded by the Philippine Army's 91st Infantry Battalion (91IB) in various schools in the province has widened their knowledge about the threat being posed by the terrorist organization on the future of the youth. "We are now more aware of their move, we will never be one of their victims and they can never engage us in armed conflict against the government," Kiban said in an interview. School principal Marvin Sinacay said the information and awareness drive conducted on Saturday made the students more discerning about false information. "As their principal, we will guard our students against the terrorist organization. The activity was useful, the student participants are now safe, knowledgeable, guided and more aware of the deceptive recruitment of the communist terrorist groups," he said. The 91IB has been stepping up its information campaign to counter the recruitment efforts of the CPP-NPA, particularly among students in this province, according to Lt. Col. Julito Recto, Jr., 91IB commander. "Our youth are the future leaders of the country and they play significant roles in our society. Someday they will be in the security forces, legislators, leaders, managers and teachers, among others. We should intensify our campaigns so that they will not be deceived by the lies and propaganda of the terrorist organizations," he said in an interview. (PNA) }
NUEVA ECIJA – Twenty female activists formally withdrew their support to the Women Peasant Sector under the Alyansa ng Magbubukid Sa Gitnang Luzon (AMGL) in Nueva Ecija province and expressed their support to the government. A report from the office of Colonel Richard Caballero, acting provincial
WAR MATERIALS. Joint police and military units recovered war materials in Barangay Balaring, General Natividad town, Nueva Ecija province on Tuesday (Jan. 17, 2023) following a revelation of a former rebel who surrendered last Jan. 11. Likewise, 20 female activists who were members of the Women Peasant Sector under the Alyansa ng Magbubukid Sa Gitnang Luzon (AMGL)-Nueva Ecija returned to the fold of the law in General Tinio town, also in Nueva Ecija. (Photo courtesy of the Nueva Ecija Police Provincial Office) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - Twenty female activists in the town of General Tinio, Nueva Ecija province have returned to the fold of the law and pledged commitment to support the government. In his report on Tuesday, Col. Richard V. Caballero, acting provincial director of the Nueva Ecija Police Provincial Office (NEPPO), said the activists were members of the Women Peasant Sector under the Alyansa ng Magbubukid sa Gitnang Luzon (AMGL)-Nueva Ecija. Caballero said the joint police and military elements conducted a special intelligence operation at Sitio Saudi, Barangay Pias in General Tinio on Monday that resulted in the withdrawal of support of female activists from the communist terrorist organization. He said one of the militants, who was also a member of the militant group under the Underground Mass Organization (UGMO), surrendered a .38-caliber revolver without a serial number and loaded with three live ammunition. "The activists are now undergoing debriefing with 1st Provincial Mobile Force Company (PMFC)-NEPPO," Caballero said in a statement. Meanwhile, he said an internal security operation Tuesday by the same police and military units in Barangay Balaring in General Natividad town, also in Nueva Ecija resulted in the recovery of one 40mm rifle grenade, two M203 40mm, one short magazine of M-16 rifle, and 15 rounds of ammunition for caliber 5.56mm. He said the operation was based on the revelation of alias "Ka Nestor," a former rebel who voluntarily surrendered to the 1st PMFC last Jan. 11. "These are the results of our relentless efforts to end local terrorism. Countless enemies of the state are now returning to the government's side realizing that rebellion has nowhere to go," Caballero said in a statement. (PNA) }
CAMP OLIVAS, City of San Fernando, Pampanga – Authorities discovered cache of weapons and war materials as three former Communist Terrorist Group (CTG) members voluntarily surrendered on Thursday, Oct. 20.
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