Again, the mayor of the Philippines was shot dead

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – Police Philippines states that another mayor shot dead a stranger one day after another mayor was killed by snipers .

The mayor of General Tinio Ferdinand Bote is shot dead several times by men riding motorcycles shortly after leaving the government compound in the Nueva Ecija province on Tuesday (3/7). The author managed to escape.

The incident occurred a day after the mayor of the Philippines, Antonio Halili, was shot dead. On this occasion, Halili, with about 300 employees and the newly elected village chief, sang the national anthem during a flag raising ceremony in a parking lot near Tanauan City Hall, Batangas Province. , about 69 kilometers south of Manila. "I did not realize it was a shot up until people screamed about someone fired, someone shot at someone." as he ran in all directions and saw the mayor fall to the ground, "said the village chief. "Everyone was shocked and stunned for a few seconds before taking the mayor into the car," added Alcazar, after 9news.com.au tuesday (3/7)

Like reports from 9news .com.au The recorded video of Alcazar shows standing men who protect Halili who falls and hear the sound of continuous blows that makes him cry, scream, run and take

"The mayor is dead, the mayor is shot," said a man while the other desperate man screamed for a car to bring Halili to the hospital. "They did not see anybody trying to approach it, they only heard gunshots, so the mayor's badumption was taken by snipers." said the director general of the National Police, Oscar Albayalde. a press conference in Manila

Albayalde adds that an investigation is underway. The police also said that the bullet had entered Halili's chest. The police provide evidence, but failed to find the shooter.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duerte expressed his suspicions in his speech that the murder was linked to illicit drugs. Halili himself is known to have exhibited drug traffickers in a small town in a small town south of Manila.

Gerardo Laresma, Tanauan's information officer, said that Halili had received homicide threats from "left and right".

Senator Panfilo Lacson, former National Police Chief, urged police to impose stricter gun control. "19459006" They must immediately apply a strict strategy to control firearms before killing everywhere "Lacson. (rgt / nat)