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BY TIFFANY ANNE TAN
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BACOLOD City – Do you have a complaint about irregularities in government? Report to the Task Force Crusaders.
The task force working under the Office of the Solicitor General caters to all complaints about “corruption, crimes and any irregularity in government,” said National Commander John Chiong.
Chiong said they aim to push government workers to improve their services and provide people an avenue to raise grievance.
“Ang mga pumoluyo may ara kadtuan nga magpamati sang ila side, ma-facilitate kag ma-refer sini sa proper agencies,” he said.
Task Force Crusaders has retired police officer Rex Noble as Negros Island regional commander and Rico “Babes” Gantalao as Bacolod City commander.
Noble and Gantalao will make reports from their respective areas, which the national command will validate, said Chiong, a Bacolodnon.
Ultimately, Chiong said, the task force aims to eliminate corruption in government.
Meanwhile the task force also plans to facilitate livelihood programs and skills training in 2017.
“We also plan to join to civil charitable services,” Chiong said./PN
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