45 Families Return to Homes After Clashes Between Philippine Army and NPA in Negros Oriental
About 45 families have returned to their homes in Tanjay City, Negros Oriental, following clashes between government forces and the New People's Army (NPA). Brig. Gen. Jason Jumawan assured local officials of residents' safety. No evacuees remain at the temporary shelter, and assistance has been provided to the displaced. Military operations continue to locate NPA remnants responsible for the recent violence, which resulted in one soldier's death and another's injury.
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In Tanjay City, Negros Oriental, 152 individuals from 45 families have returned home after weekend clashes between the Philippine Army and the New People's Army (NPA). Brig. Gen.
Jason Jumawan confirmed to Mayor Pepe Orlino that the encounter sites are distant from populated areas. By Wednesday, no evacuees were left at the shelter used during the skirmishes. Assistance, including food, medicines, and psychosocial support, was provided to the displaced persons.
Military operations are ongoing to track down NPA remnants after four gunfights occurred, resulting in one soldier's death and another's injury. Residents had reported armed groups attempting recruitment activities.
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