At least 10 barangays in Parang, Sulu have been officially declared as “gun-free and peace-centered” communities, the Army reported.
In a statement, the Army said the achievement stemmed from collaborative efforts of the local government units, law enforcement agencies, and community leaders, marking a significant milestone in their pursuit of lasting peace.
The declaration was part of the 11th Infantry Division’s ongoing campaign aimed at eradicating the proliferation of loose firearms in the province, promoting safety and security across communities.
In his remarks, Brig. Gen. Mario Jacinto, commander of the 1101st Brigade, emphasized the importance of unity in sustaining peace in the province. “This achievement reflects the collective resolve of the people of Parang to create a safe and harmonious environment. It is a testament to the success of our ongoing partnerships and the trust that communities have placed in our security efforts,” he stated.
