LUCENA CITY — At least two alleged New People’s Army (NPA) rebels and nine militia surrendered Thursday to the military in Taysan town in Batangas province.
Police Regional Office 4A reported on Friday that NPA militia members named Mauro Gonito, Menardo Ebreo, Reynaldo Agapay, William Balmes, and Mario, Gregonio, Carlos, Tiburcio, and Tomas, all surnamed De Torres, turned themselves in to the 59th Infantry Battalion in Barangay San Marcelino.
Police said Eufemia Ebreo and Norilyn De Torres, members of the “Sangay ng Partido sa Lokalidad” (Party Branch in the Locality), also surrendered to the government.
The former rebels had no firearms when they surrendered.
The National Task Force for Ending Local Communist Armed Conflict was to give the surrrenders financial and related assistance. INQ
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