ICF senior superintendent Geraldo Aro said Wednesday that he cannot give any specific date as to when some 82 listed returnees will be cleared and released.
Provincial Jail Management Division (PJMD) officer-in-charge Jose Sany Rabago said that through the EJOW, the two detainees did not have to take long journeys to Coron to attend their hearings.
The decision was made by both agencies following BuCor's demolition Sunday, October 13, of around 10 newly-built and abandoned houses in the Montible area.
Weeks after President Rodrigo Duterte's deadline for good conduct time allowance (GCTA)-released inmates to surrender had lapsed, the Iwahig Corrections Facility (ICF) said those who failed to meet the finishing date have already been placed under surveillance for eventual arrest.
Not all of the 178 former prisoners of the Iwahig Corrections Facility (ICF) who have voluntarily surrendered to local jail authorities after they were released under the Good Conduct Time Allowance (GCTA) law were heinous crime offenders.