In Cordillera, police held a sympathy walk on Saturday afternoon for their fallen.
Photos tweeted by the Cordillera regional police showed Chief Superintendent Isagani Nerez leading the way.
In Navotas City in Metro Manila, radio dzBB’s Manny Vargas tweeted a photo of a sign by the city police to honor the fallen 44.
“A salute to our fallen comrades,” read the message with the image of a black ribbon.
On Friday, President Benigno Aquino III led a national day of mourning for the 44, whose families are crying out for justice.
The remains of 42 of the 44 fallen cops have been moved out of Camp Bagong Diwa and were brought to their families. Remains of the other two fatalities were earlier laid to rest in Mindanao according to the Muslim tradition. — Joel Locsin/LBG, GMA News
