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Governors condemn bombing, urgently call for investigation

THE League of Provinces of the Philippines (LPP) condemns, in the strongest words possible, the bombing in Marawi City on Sunday (Dec. 3) that resulted in the murder of at least four innocent people and injuries to at least 45 more.

The LPP urgently calls upon the Philippine National Police (PNP) to conduct a thorough investigation of the cowardly act and bring to justice those behind this dastardly crime.

LPP also calls upon the people of Marawi City to restrain themselves from possible revenge but to cooperate with the authorities to hold accountable the culprits. We also call upon other personalities with information about it to come forward and shed light on the incident.

Gov. Reynaldo Tamayo Jr., National President LPP said such a cowardly act has no place in a democracy and a civilized society. Violence should not be allowed to rear its ugly head in any place where the rule of law reigns.

“As we condemn the incident, we urge other LGUs and institutions to do likewise.” Tamayo Jr. (UnliNews Online)

Manny D. Balbin
Manny D. Balbinhttp://unlinews.org
Emmanuel "Manny" Dineros Balbin, founder and editor-in-chief of UNLINEWS ONLINE and UNLINEWS Digital Newspaper, is a former seminarian of Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI) in Notre Dame University Seminary in Cotabato City. Graduated college with Philosophy and Political Science courses at the University of Santo Tomas, Legazpi City. A former Journal Group of Publication (People's Journal, People's Tonight, Taliba & Women's Journal) staffer for 17 years. Before, he simultaneously contributed news articles to 3 local newspapers in Bulacan (NewsCore, MetroNews & NewsWatcher). He is the founder and the former editor-in-chief of RONDA Balita, both in weekly newspaper and online news. A former Kabayan provincial reporter, 2010 Bulacan election correspondent by Rappler and presently, a stringer of Philippine News Agency (PNA) Bulacan.
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