“As tourists make their method back to their homes, schools, and offices, the PNP stays totally activated to keep roadways protect, keep public order, and react promptly to any event that might interrupt travel. Our concern is to make sure that every Filipino reaches their location securely,” stated PNP chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. in a declaration on Monday.
Nartatez directed all authorities local workplaces to sustain exposure patrols along significant highways, bus terminals, seaports, airports, and transportation interchanges, especially in locations where big volumes of travelers and lorries are anticipated.
He likewise advised drivers to work out care and strictly observe roadway security guidelines.
“No location deserves running the risk of lives for. We prompt drivers to follow traffic laws, prevent speeding, never ever drive under the impact of alcohol, avoid utilizing cellphones while driving, and take sufficient rest soon journeys,” he stated.
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Millions gathered to cemeteries throughout the nation throughout the observance of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. In Manila alone, more than 1.16 million individuals went to the city’s 2 significant cemeteries.
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) reported taking 4,922 forbade products from cemetery visitors throughout All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day in Metro Manila.
LtCol. Hazel Asilo, NCRPO spokesperson, stated Monday there were no reported disruptions in cemeteries, bus terminals and other locations of merging in the capital area.
The seized products consisted of cigarette lighters, cigarettes and e cigarettes or vapes, Asilo stated.
Regardless of yearly suggestions about cemetery policies, some visitors continued to bring forbidden products, either since they were uninformed of the limitations or overlooked the guidelines, she stated.
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