Cops on the prowl during Simbang Gabi
Police assistance desks will also be set up near churches and transportation hubs to assist the public.
Police assistance desks will also be set up near churches and transportation hubs to assist the public.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) will deploy 41,000 officers to ensure public safety this Christmas season, the agency announced over the weekend.
PNP spokesperson Brig. Gen. Jean Fajardo said in a radio interview that the move is part of their Ligtas Paskuhan Deployment Plan for Simbang Gabi 2024, also known as Misa de Gallo.
“Our police officers are strategically deployed in areas where large crowds are expected, especially in places of worship,” Fajardo said.
She added that the 41,000 personnel will be assigned to maintain public safety during the nine-day Simbang Gabi, which begins on 16 December and ends on Christmas Eve.
“Each municipal police station will have assigned officers under the plan,” Fajardo said.
Police assistance desks will also be set up near churches and transportation hubs to assist the public.
Additionally, the PNP will collaborate with local government units to manage traffic and control crowds.
Fajardo emphasized that the PNP’s efforts aim to ensure the safety and smooth conduct of Simbang Gabi celebrations nationwide.
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