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SAP Bong Go Graces Book Launching of “Marawi and Beyond: The Joint Task Force Marawi Story”
MARAWI AND BEYOND. Even with the hectic schedule ahead of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte's engagements on March 19, 2018, Special Assistant to the President (SAP) Christopher Lawrence 'Bong' Go managed to squeeze in time to attend the launching of the book "Marawi and Beyond: The Joint Task Force Marawi Story," at the Philippine Army Officers Clubhouse, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig City.
During his attendance, he was able to express his gratitude for the gallantry of the soldiers who risked their lives to liberate Marawi City as well as the police personnel who continue to fulfill their duty of protecting the Filipino citizens. SAP Bong Go has also echoed the President's vow to improve the welfare of the law enforcers as well as their families.
Joining SAP Bong Go during the book launching are Executive Secretary Salvador Medialdea, Philippine Army Commander Lieutenant General Rolando Bautista, Ani Sandoval, wife of the late Medal of Valor Captain Rommel Sandoval as well as some troopers who fought in the liberation of Marawi City among others. PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO
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