Southern Philippines areas declared 'insurgency-free' by 10th Infantry Division
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Local executives in the southern Philippines reaffirmed their support for the 10th Infantry Division's efforts to restore normalcy.
- These efforts include humanitarian missions in areas recently cleared of the New People's Army.
- The division's operational areas are now considered 'insurgency-free,' according to officials.
Local leaders in the southern Philippines have reiterated their commitment to supporting the Army's 10th Infantry Division. This support is crucial for ongoing efforts to re-establish normalcy in towns and cities. The division has recently cleared these areas of the New People's Army presence.
Officials confirmed that the areas under the 10th Infantry Division's jurisdiction are now considered 'insurgency-free.' This designation follows successful operations to remove the presence of the New People's Army. The division's work extends beyond security operations, incorporating humanitarian missions aimed at restoring peace and order.
The assurances from local executives highlight a collaborative approach between military and civilian authorities. Their continued backing is vital for the long-term success of peace-building initiatives in the region. The focus remains on humanitarian aid and ensuring the safety and well-being of residents in formerly affected areas.
Originally published by PhilStar in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.