How should the Philippines go about preventing another Marawi?

Koji Haneda (L), Ambassador-designate of Japan to the Republic of the Philippines, is pictured in Marawi on March 15, 2018, checking equipment given to the Philippines by the Japanese government. Japan has given the Philippines the heavy machinery to help rebuild the city that has been reduced to rubble by a ferocious five-month battle to root out Islamic State-inspired militants hell-bent on establishing a Caliphate in the southern Philippines.(Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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