No threat in Davao City – military

Task Force Davao commander, Col. Darren Comia. PNA file photo

By Ruth Palo October 30, 2022 

DAVAO CITY: Task Force Davao Commander Col. Darren Comia said on Friday, October 28, that there was no monitored direct security threat in Davao City during the observance of All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day.

Comia made the confirmation during the send-off ceremony of security and safety personnel who will be deployed to provide the maximum security coverage, including traffic and direction control, and public safety services in all private and public cemeteries beginning October 30.

Comia, however, said the security sector will not lower its guard down and must not be complacent. Instead, they will continue to be vigilant and alert.

Comia assures Task Force Davao is fully committed to performing its tasks in support of the Davao City Police Office (DCPO) to ensure the safety and security of the entire city.

He urged all units, all safety and cluster members to do their share in protecting the city against criminalities during Undas.

Thousands of personnel deployed on All Saints' Day.

Public Safety and Security Command Center head Angel Sumagaysay said the city is aiming for a zero crime incident during Undas.

Sumagaysay, who also read the message of Mayor Sebastian Duterte, said that the city is expecting a strengthened collaboration among the security sector for top-quality security services for the Kalag-kalag.

"May you continue to empower your units and enhance their competencies in order to serve and better protect our constituents," Duterte said.

DCPO Deputy Director for Administration LtCol. Jed Clamor, meanwhile, said that he hopes the security plan for Undas will be followed to achieve the zero incidence.