CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – The remains of the son of the late communist leader Jorge “Ka Oris” Madlos, who was killed in an encounter with the military last September 3, was brought home by his relatives for burial in Surigao City.
Lt. Col. Anthony Bacus, commander of the Army’s 8th Infantry Battalion, said Rito Madlos, the uncle of Vincent Isagani Madlos, fetched the remains at the Villanueva Funeral Parlor in Malaybalay City and brought home last Thursday.Impasugong town, Bukidnon after an alleged encounter with the military last September 3. The military earlier identified Belandres as Angie Polandres Salinas.
He said the local government of Impasugong footed the bill, including the expenses in bringing the remains of Belandres to her village in Diatagon.Rito Madlos said they would bury Vincent beside the grave of his father in the Surigao Memorial Park in Surigao City.
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