Marawi kids meeting Duterte to speak about war
Thirty five displaced children from Marawi City have traveled almost 1,500 kilometers to meet with President Rodrigo Duterte at around 2:30 pm today, Aug. 29.
President Rodrigo Duterte, in his speech during his visit to the Ozamiz City Police Station on August 17, 2017, warns those involved in illegal drugs to stop their illicit activities or they may face harsh consequences. (KARL NORMAN ALONZO/PRESIDENTIAL
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Duterte orders cops to kill ‘idiots’ who resist arrest
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte gave police officers on Monday the authority to kill “idiots” who will resist arrest and has assigned a police chief to Iloilo City—the Visayas’ drug bedrock.
Photo courtesy of the New People's Army
Police links NPA in gun smuggling
Police here have gathered information that the passenger that allegedly brought firearms into the city on August 21 could be a member of the New People’s Army (NPA).
AFTER losing him seven years ago, 35-year old Rowhanisa Abdul Jabar made the Facebook page "This Kid is Missing" with the photos of his 3-year old son, Azramie Magondacan on the cover. She hoped she could get help from netizens to get back her child. Now, on the same page, she posted Ram-Ram's photos comparing that of an alleged child combatant of the ISIS-inspired Maute group in Marawi who looked like her son. Her mother instinct is saying this child warrior could be Ram-Ram and appealed to the military to get him out alive if they find him. (Photos from Facebook page This Kid is Missing)
Missing for 7 years, mother fears son now with ISIS
A mother has found a glimmer of hope after seven years of searching for her missing son. Rowhanisa Abdul Jabar, a resident of Dagupan in Tondo, Manila, felt her heart beat faster after seeing a picture of an alleged child warrior of the ISIS-inspired which went viral online.
Clad in full battle gear, President Rodrigo Duterte visits the war-torn Marawi City for the third time on August 24, 2017 to boost the morale of the government troops from the Joint Special Operations Task Force Trident. (SIMEON CELI JR./PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO)
Duterte wants forces to train on ‘urban terrorism’ combat
President Rodrigo Duterte wants government troops to incorporate the training of combatting urban terrorism. This, as their fight against ISIS-linked militants in Marawi City continue.
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