3,000 Residents Displaced in Lanao del Sur Due to Terror Group Threats

Over 3,000 residents of Lanao del Sur have been displaced due to threats from a terror group. The group has been identified as the Dawlah Islamiya, which is also known as the Islamic State-inspired Maute Group.

The displacement of the residents began on Monday, June 24th, when the military received reports that the terror group was planning an attack in the area. In response, the local government ordered an evacuation of all residents in the area. As of Tuesday, June 25th, over 3,000 people had been displaced.

The provincial governor of Lanao del Sur, Mamintal Adiong Jr., said that they were taking all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of their citizens. He also said that they were working with local officials and other government agencies to provide assistance to those affected by the displacement.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) has deployed additional troops to the area in order to help protect civilians from any potential attacks by the terror group. They are also monitoring the situation closely and are prepared to take further action if necessary.

In addition, the AFP has urged civilians not to panic and to remain vigilant at all times. They have also asked anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of the terror group to come forward and report it immediately.

The displacement of thousands of residents in Lanao del Sur is a stark reminder of the threat posed by terrorist groups in the country. The government is doing its best to ensure that everyone remains safe and secure while they work towards resolving this issue.