More than thousand residents join indignation rally vs CPP-NPA in Dumingag town

By Gideon C. Corgue

PAGADIAN CITY, March 30--- More than a thousand residents and peace advocates from the town of Dumingag and neighboring towns in the province recently,  took to the streets to denounce the atrocities of the Communist Party of the Philippines-New Peoples Army (CPP-NPA).


The indignation rally was initiated by the 1st Civil Military Operations Office (Mahigalaon) Battalion, Philippine Army, National Freedom for Peace Movement (NAFPEM) and local government unit (LGU) of Dumingag.

Holding their placards, tarpaulins, and streamers, the protesters called for an end to the "terrorist" activities, extortion, harassment and deception of civilians, and protection of children against the CPP-NPA.

The protesters were joined by Dumingag Mayor Gerry Paglinawan who marched around barangay Poblacion to raise awareness among the people of the atrocities committed by the CPP-NPA.


After the peace rally parade, the burning of the red flags of the CPP-NPA-NDF was immediately followed with  the participation of the local chief executive and witnessed by the protesters.

The burning of the communist-terrorist flags by the peace-loving residents signifies their renunciation of the group's atrocities and it also shows that the residents can no longer endure the sufferings that the group did to them. (jcc/The Pagadian Times)

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