PRO1 ensures peaceful New Year
Sumawang on Friday reported cases of confiscation and voluntary surrender of improvised cannons or boga and illegal firecrackers.

Sumawang on Friday reported cases of confiscation and voluntary surrender of improvised cannons or boga and illegal firecrackers.

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Police Lt. Col. Benigno Sumawang, Regional Public Information Officer of PRO1, revealed that under the leadership of Police Brig. Gen. Lou Frias Evangelista, 2,189 troops, along with force multipliers and partner agencies, have been deployed to ensure a peaceful New Year’s celebration.
Sumawang on Friday reported cases of confiscation and voluntary surrender of improvised cannons or boga and illegal firecrackers across Region 1 to promote safety during the festivities.