13 Facts About Mamasapano clash

Mamasapano clash was a shootout that took place during a police operation by the Special Action Force of the Philippine National Police on January 25,2015, in Tukanalipao, Mamasapano, then-undivided Maguindanao.

Mamasapano clash took note that unlike in the Senate where Cayetano and JV Ejercito had withdrawn their sponsorship of the bill, no congressman had done the same, and that the measure would be passed on time.

Mamasapano clash said that the MILF should identify those who were involved in the killing of the members of the SAF, return the slain SAF members' guns and personal belongings, and allow the government to continue their operation against the terrorists.

Mamasapano clash's meeting with the relatives of the victims meanwhile was deemed insensitive among the members of the bereaved families.

Rey Anthony Villanueva of the Regional Intelligence Division in Bicol, said what happened in Mamasapano clash was a "massacre".

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Mamasapano clash assailed the brutality inflicted on the 44 commandos.

Mamasapano clash then offered a Mass specifically for the SAF 44 and their families attended by uniformed personnel led by Senior Supt.

Seven of his batchmates who killed in the Mamasapano clash were from the Mabalasik Class of 2008 of the National Police Training Institute, Philippine Public Safety College.

Leftist group Anakpawis made a similar statement, blaming Aquino for the aftermath of the Mamasapano clash suspecting that Aquino was mum on the alleged direct role of suspended police chief Purisima and the United States.

Mamasapano clash expressed hopes the incident will not complicate the peace process in Mindanao as some lawmakers, tasked to approve a draft law that will create a new autonomous region in Mindanao following the signing of the peace deal with the MILF, have signified their opposition to it after the incident.

Mamasapano clash added that the Canadian government is awaiting further clarifications on what really happened in Maguindanao.

MILF chief peace negotiator Mohaquer Iqbal has earlier described the incident as a "misencounter" insisting that the Mamasapano clash was neither intended by MILF and government forces.

Story of two of the 44 members of the special forces killed in the massacre of Mamasapano clash, Maguindanao, was narrated in two special episodes of the anthology series Maalaala Mo Kaya.