The Commission on Elections-Davao Region has launched 'Oplan Baklas' to remove illegal and oversized campaign materials across the city. The operation aims to ensure a fair and orderly election by enforcing campaign regulations and maintaining a clean and orderly environment.
THE Commission on Elections-Davao Region successfully launched its “ Oplan Baklas ” campaign on February 11, 2025, to remove illegal and oversized campaign materials across the city. The operation, designed to ensure fair and orderly elections, was carried out efficiently with no major incidents, according to Comelec officials.
The operation was secured by the 2nd Civil Military Command , with support from local police stations, ensuring the process was carried out without disruption or violence.The second district, encompassing areas such as Bunawan, Panacan, Sasa Airport, Dumanlas, Buhangin, Agdao, Cabaguio, Governor Paciano Bangoy, and Wilfredo Aquino, was similarly secured by the 2nd CMFC, with assistance from six nearby police stations.
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