The Palace called on whoever has
information relevant to the inquiry on the Mamasapano incident, to submit it to
any of the bodies conducting the investigation.
“Kung sinuman po ang mayroong
impormasyon na makakatulong doon sa pag-alam ng katotohanan hinggil sa naganap
noong Enero 24, 25 sa Maguindanao, dapat lang siguro na isumite ito doon sa
pagdinig na kasalukuyang nagaganap, para maisama ito sa pagturing ng mga
mahalagang kaganapan at sa pagbabatid ng katotohanan,” Communications Secretary
Herminio Coloma, Jr said.
Coloma was commenting on reports
that Senator Alan Peter Cayetano has cited US documents linking Malaysian
terrorist, Zulkifli bin Hir, alias Marwan, to the Moro Islamic Liberation Front
(MILF).
Marwan and bomb expert, Abdul Basit
Usman, were the target of the police operation in Mamasapano, Maguindanao last
January 25 that resulted in the death of 44 members of the police’s elite
force. The operation succeeded in neutralizing Marwan but Usman eluded arrest.
On the video footage showing members
of the MILF training in their camps even with the ongoing ceasefire between the
military and the rebel group, Coloma said the Armed Forces will not allow peace
to be disrupted.
“Patuloy naman ang pagganap ng
pamahalaan sa tungkulin nito na tutukan lahat ng mga pangyayari at kaganapan sa
bansa na maaaring may kinalaman sa seguridad ng ating mga mamamayan,” he said.
“So kung merong mga aberrations o
unusual events na hindi dapat nagaganap ngunit nagaganap, tinututukan ito at
ginagawa ng pamahalaan ang lahat ng nararapat para mapawi ang ligalig at maalis
ang mga banta sa seguridad ng ating mga mamamayan,” said Coloma. (PCOO News
Release)
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