TASK FORCE DAVAO: NO DIRECT THREAT IN DAVAO CITY, BUT SECURITY MEASURES REMAIN IN PLACE

DAVAO CITY — Task Force Davao Commander Colonel Rodrigo Marinas Jr. said there is no direct threat in Davao City, but authorities continue to maintain heightened security preparedness to guard against possible threats.

 Marinas made the statement on the sidelines of the Balik Islam 2026 Congress held on Saturday, October 17, at the World Palace in Davao City.

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He described the city’s current security posture as one of moderate security preparedness, emphasizing that the absence of a direct threat does not mean authorities can afford to be complacent.

“There is no direct threat in Davao. However, [we are maintaining] moderate security preparedness measures,” Marinas said, noting that potential threats may arise not only in Davao City but also in other areas.

“So iyon ang security posture natin,” he added.

Mariñassaid security operations remain ongoing at border control points, convergence areas, public events, public transportation hubs, and the Roxas Night Market.

He also emphasized that security personnel continue to maintain a visible presence in schools as part of ongoing efforts to protect the public.

He said Task Force Davao will sustain its security measures despite the absence of a direct threat, underscoring the importance of continued vigilance in maintaining peace and order.

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Task Force Davao Commander Colonel Rodrigo Marinas