PNP units neutralize unexploded ordnance



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Philippine National Police (PNP) explosive ordnance and K9 units successfully recovered and disposed of a cache of unexploded ordnance and hazardous materials in the provinces of Rizal and Tarlac.
In Rizal, personnel from the Regional Explosives and Canine Unit 4A responded to a report from a concerned citizen in the Mt. Purro area of Barangay Calawis, Antipolo City.
Upon arrival, the team verified and recovered several old explosive items, including mortar shells and grenade-type ordnance believed to be remnants from past conflicts. The items were secured and moved to a magazine depot for final disposition.
A separate operation in San Mateo, Rizal, led to the discovery of a metallic object during a routine ground sweep of a timberland area. EOD personnel identified the item as a 4.2-inch high explosive mortar.
The team performed a “render safe” procedure to eliminate the risk of an accidental blast in the nearby community.
In Tarlac, RECU3 Headquarters conducted a controlled disposal operation at the Crow Valley Gunnery Range in Capas. The operation involved destroying a variety of hazardous materials, including recovered and surrendered unexploded ordnance, corroded ammunition and components for improvised explosive devices.