MANILA63jili, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Friday reminded its officers to prepare and be vigilant of the potential risks associated with New Year festivities. PNP chief Gen. Rommel Marbil made the pronouncement as he ordered police officers to remain attentive to emergency situations while on duty ahead of the New Year revelry. agen303 slot“The New Year is a time of celebration, but it is also important to be aware of the risks that come with it. Our responsibility goes beyond just enforcing peace and order—it extends to ensuring the safety of our fellow citizens,” said Marbil in a statement. Article continues after this advertisement“Police personnel should be ready to assist in any emergency, including fire incidents, accidents, and providing first aid when necessary,” he added. FEATURED STORIES NEWSINFO COA: BSP spent P5.95B for new peso banknotes NEWSINFO Rody asks Davao folk: ‘Don’t abandon Dutertes’ NEWSINFO IMF sees 36% of PH jobs eased or displaced by AIMarbil then instructed all police mobile units to be equipped with fire safety devices and first aid kits to ensure immediate assistance to anyone in need. “As we continue to protect and serve, let us ensure that we are fully prepared to address any situation, especially with the heightened activities during the holiday season. Public safety is a shared responsibility, and our officers must be ready to respond swiftly and effectively,” he said. Article continues after this advertisementMeanwhile, Marbil also urged the public to report any suspicious activities to the nearest police. Property developer VHermosa Bright Corporation is eyeing to complete the first phase of its residential-leisure farm development in Batangas next year, which will pave the way for future expansion of the project touted as an attractive investment for young professionals. Preliminary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) showed the trade-in-goods balance — the difference between exports and imports — amounted to a $4.38 billion deficit in August, narrowing from the $4.89-billion shortfall recorded in the previous month. However, this was still higher compared to the $4.11 deficit in August 2023. READ: PNP increases police presence for Christmas, New Year holidays Subscribe to our daily newsletter |
