
Duterte thanks gov’t forces anew for ending Marawi siege
President Rodrigo Duterte again thanked the soldiers and policemen for risking their lives to liberate Marawi from the terrorist Maute group.
President Rodrigo Duterte again thanked the soldiers and policemen for risking their lives to liberate Marawi from the terrorist Maute group.
President Rodrigo Duterte hopes that government agencies will hasten the recovery and rehabilitation of war-torn Marawi City, his spokesman said.
Napuna ni Senador Ronald Bato Dela Rosa ang kakulangan ng mga equipment facilities at training ng mga jail guards ng mga Provincial Jails kaya nakakatakas ang mga preso.
Inihalimbawa pa ni Bato ang Provincial Jails ng Lanao Del Sur kung saan nakatakas ang 8 teroristang nakakulong na miyembro ng Maute group.
Marawi City is still in ruins three years after the deadly clash between government forces and violent extremists. Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV called out
Mindanao remains a very unsafe place, President Rodrigo Duterte said.
President Rodrigo Duterte is asking the Commission on Audit (COA) to allow Task Force Bangon Marawi to divert P5 million in rehabilitation funds for the annual Islamic pilgrimage of Hajj.
The Duterte government should not neglect its obligation in addressing the plight of internally displaced persons (IDPs) heavily affected by the military operations.
To prevent another Marawi siege, President Rodrigo Duterte is bent on building a military camp in the war-torn city.
Following the Jolo Cathedral blasts where over a score were left dead, Solicitor General Jose Calida stressed the government cannot let its guard down against the threats of terrorism and rebellion in Mindanao.
Senator Win Gatchalian on Wednesday slammed the reported attempt by suspected illegal arms dealers to sell weapons and ammunition which bore markings of “AFP” (Armed Forces of the Philippines).