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Tip From Resident Leads Army To Firearms, Explosives Cache in Oriental Mindoro

  • Peter Fernandez
  • Regions
  • July 10, 2026

Information from a concerned citizen led soldiers to the discovery of firearms and improvised explosive devices in Bulalacao, Oriental Mindoro.

Troops from the 1st Infantry “Always First” Battalion acted on information from a resident of Barangay Benli about an arms cache allegedly concealed by the Communist Terrorist Group.

Recovered from the area were one 5.56mm M16 rifle, one homemade shotgun, one anti-tank improvised explosive device, and one anti-personnel improvised explosive device.

Brig. Gen. Melencio Ragudo, commander of the 203rd Infantry Brigade, said the discovery showed the growing trust of local communities in government forces and their resolve to help protect their areas from remaining security threats.

“This accomplishment reflects the strong partnership among the Philippine Army, the Philippine National Police, local government units, and the people of Mindoro. The close coordination among these stakeholders continues to create an environment where communities are empowered to reject violence and actively contribute to lasting peace,” Ragudo said.

Maj. Gen. Ramon Zagala, commander of the 2nd Infantry “Jungle Fighter” Division, said information from citizens helps save lives and prevent possible attacks.

“This successful discovery highlights the value of public trust and cooperation in our peace and security efforts. Every firearm recovered and every explosive rendered safe eliminates threats in our communities. It is proof that when citizens and government work together, we can deny terrorist groups the means to sow fear and violence,” Zagala said.

Zagala also urged the public to continue supporting security forces by reporting abandoned firearms, explosives, or suspicious activities in their communities.

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