DIALOGUE. A soldier explains to villagers in a remote, hinterland barangay in Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental, the benefits of E-CLIP for members of the New People's Army who will surrender. The 11th Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army held a forum, followed by a peace concert, on Sunday (June 19, 2022) in Sitio Kanggabok in Barangay Nagbinlod. (Photo courtesy of the 11IB, PA) DUMAGUETE CITY - Despite a hard life due to the lack of basic services in their community, residents of a remote hinterland barangay in Sta. Catalina, Negros Oriental have vowed to help the government in ending the insurgency with the hopes of a better future for their children. Barangay Nagbinlod, Sta. Catalina residents on Sunday night joined the peace concert initiated by the 11th Infantry Battalion of the Philippine Army at Kanggabok Elementary School in the sitio (sub-village) of Kanggabok. Lt. Col. Roderick Salayo, 11IB commander, said the event was another non-combat approach to convincing people