Baguio mayor calls for unity and accountability a decade after Mamasapano
Ten years since the Mamasapano incident, Baguio City Mayor Benjie Magalong urged Filipinos to honor the sacrifices of the Philippine National Police's Special Action Force 'Fallen 44' by striving for a safer and more united Philippines.
Magalong emphasized the need for effective leadership, inter-agency collaboration, open communication, and thorough planning in any mission to prevent tragedies like Mamasapano from recurring.
He also highlighted the importance of addressing root causes of conflict in Mindanao through dialogue, mutual respect, and empowerment of all communities.
Former PNP Board of Inquiry chief Magalong called on government leaders and security personnel to push for accountability when it comes to peace efforts.
The convictions of two MILF commanders by a Taguig court last December were seen as a 'court victory' in the pursuit of justice for the SAF 44, according to the Department of Justice.
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