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INTO THE MAINSTREAM. Three communist rebels pose with their rifles after their surrender to the Army's 37th Infantry Battalion in Lebak town, Sultan Kudarat province Sunday (Feb. 12, 2023). On the same day, a female NPA combatant also yielded in T'boli town, South Cotabato. (Photo courtesy of 6ID) CAMP SIONGCO, Maguindanao Norte - Four communist New People's Army (NPA) rebels have separately surrendered to military authorities in Sultan Kudarat and South Cotabato provinces, military officials here reported Monday. In a statement, Lt. Colonel John Paul Baldomar, the Army's 37th Infantry Battalion (37IB) commander, said three of the rebels yielded Sunday at the battalion headquarters in Lebak town, Sultan Kudarat. Baldomar identified the surrendering guerrillas only through their first names as Patrick, a member of NPA Platoon Madrid; Toto of Platoon Baghdad; and Jay-Ar of Platoon Beijing. They belong to the NPA's Sub-Regional Command (SRC)-Daguma of Far South Mindana
Three units of the 6th Infantry Division got special awards during Wednesday’s 87th anniversary celebration of the Armed Forces for having neutralized two major fronts of the New People’s Army in Sultan Kudarat province.
Three more members of the New People’s Army surrendered Wednesday, one of them told reporters about how rebel commanders have been sexually molesting women in their ranks.
ILIGAN CITY Three Communist Terrorist Group members surrendered to the military troops on Wednesday, Aug. 24, in Lebak town, Sultan Kudarat.
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Joint Task Force Central Commander Major General Roy Galido identified the surrendering CTG members as alias Lyn/Ren, 29,