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3 ex-NPA rebels in Eastern Samar receive gov’t cash aid

Samar Chronicle by Samar Chronicle
October 20, 2024
in Peace & Conflict
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3 ex-NPA rebels in Eastern Samar receive gov’t cash aid
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TACLOBAN CITY – Three former New People’s Army (NPA) rebels from Eastern Samar province on Friday received financial assistance under the Enhanced-Comprehensive Local Integration Program (E-CLIP) of the Department of the Interior and Local Government.

CASH AID. The three former rebels (center) receiving checks from the Department of the Interior and Local Government as witnessed by officials from the provincial government and Philippine Army during a ceremony at the provincial capitol in Borongan City, Eastern Samar on Friday (Oct. 18, 2024). They received financial assistance under the Enhanced-Comprehensive Local Integration Program. (Photo courtesy of Eastern Samar-PIO)

Each received PHP65,000, distributed at the conference hall of the provincial capitol in Borongan City.

Alias “Raffy” from Barangay Osmeña, General MacArthur and alias “Jumong” from Barangay Pinanag-an, Borongan City, both in Eastern Samar, surrendered to the 78th Infantry Battalion on May 15, 2023; while alias “Bañez” from Barangay Yabon, Hinabangan, Samar surrendered to the 78th Infantry Battalion on June 15, 2022.

“The provincial government has various programs and services that could serve as stepping stones for them to start a new life with their families. We are always happy to serve those who have already abandoned the armed struggle and chose to embrace the true government,” Eastern Samar Governor Ben Evardone, who handed the cheques to the three, said.

The E-CLIP is a comprehensive, integrated, and community-based national program that is locally implemented to address the legal status and security of former rebels, as well as their economic, social, and psychological rehabilitation needs. | Roel Amazona (PNA)

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