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7 NCotabato villages under poll 'tight watch'

The Philippine Star
March 8, 2013 | 11:42am

MANILA, Philippines - The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has placed seven villages in Tulunan, North Cotabato under "tight watch" due to the strong presence of rebel groups.

Tulunan town police chief Ronnie Cordero said that the seven villages include Nabundasan, Tuburan, Banayal, Bacung, Bituan, Batang and Baynosa.

Cordero said that barangays Banayal, Batang, Bacung, Tuburan, and Nabundasan are "infested" by the New People's Army while the remaining two are "influenced" by the Moro Islamic Liberation Front.

He said that additional policemen will be deployed to the seven villages during the May elections.

BACUNG

BANAYAL

BATANG

BATANG AND BAYNOSA

MORO ISLAMIC LIBERATION FRONT

NABUNDASAN

NEW PEOPLE

NORTH COTABATO

RONNIE CORDERO

TUBURAN

TULUNAN
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