Philippine Army Halts Graduation of 12 Trainees Amid Assault Probe

The Philippine Army has prevented 12 National Guard trainees from graduating at Camp Capinpin as an investigation into an alleged assault by an army instructor continues. The probe is looking into claims of physical abuse against the trainees.

25 Jun, 05:46 — 25 Jun, 05:46

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Army stops 12 trainees from graduating as assault probe continues

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Army has held back 12 trainees from graduating and becoming the newest members of the Citizen Armed Force Geographical Unit (Cafgu) Active Auxiliary (CAA) following allegations some members of the batch were assaulted by an instructor on Monday night. The 12 were among 200 civilian volunteers who were set to

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