Suspected NPA rebels torch backhoe in Eastern Samar | Inquirer News

Suspected NPA rebels torch backhoe in Eastern Samar

By: - Correspondent / @rdejonINQ
/ 02:15 PM August 09, 2020

Unidentified men burned a backhoe in Barangay Santa Fe in General Macarthur town, Eastern Samar at around 3 a.m. on Saturday. Photo courtesy of General MacArthur Police Station

ORMOC CITY – A privately-owned backhoe was burned by unidentified men in Barangay Santa Fe in Gen Macarthur town, Eastern Samar at around 3 a.m. on Saturday.

Police Captain Arthur Daiz, Gen Macarthur police chief, said the backhoe owned by 888 ACY Enterprises was being used for a road concreting project.

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Mark Anthony Encinas, a security guard, said he was about 500 meters away from the parked backhoe when he noticed that it was on fire.

Daiz said representatives of the company told them that unidentified persons went to company barracks last month and tried to extort money.

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Diaz believes members of the New People’s Army burned the backhoe.

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