Quezon Town in Bukidnon Declared Insurgency-Free, Marking Milestone for Local Stability
Quezon, a town in southern Bukidnon, has been declared insurgency-free, marking it as the 10th locality in the province to achieve this status. The announcement was made during a ceremony attended by local officials and security forces, emphasizing the importance of community collaboration in fostering peace and stability. The event also included the signing of a persona non grata declaration against the communist movement and the release of white doves as a symbol of peace.
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Quezon, a town in southern Bukidnon, has been declared insurgency-free, becoming the 10th locality in the province to achieve this status. The declaration was made during a ceremony led by Mayor Pablo Lorenzo III, with participation from the Army's 1003rd Brigade, Bukidnon Police, and the Department of the Interior and Local Government.
The mayor emphasized that the declaration honors past sacrifices and aims for a peaceful future. Brig. Gen.
Christopher M. Diaz noted that the current peace resulted from years of effort by security forces and community collaboration. Col.
Oliver S. Navales highlighted the declaration as a collective victory that opens opportunities for education and economic growth. The event included the signing of a persona non grata declaration against the communist movement and the release of white doves as a symbol of peace.
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