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PAGADIAN
CITY, Zamboanga del Sur, Nov. 3 (PNA) – The Philippine National Police (PNP)
said the observance of All Saints and All Souls days was generally peaceful in
this province.
Zamboanga
del Sur police director Senior Supt. Sofronio Ecaldre said no untoward
incidents related to the observance of “Undas” was reported in this province.
Ecaldre
has placed the entire police force on red alert in this province in line with
the observance of “Undas.”
He
said that random checkpoints were established along the national highway
particularly in the boundaries of Tukuran town with Lanao del Norte; Tambulig
municipality with Misamis Occidental; Josefina with Zamboanga del Norte; and
Kumalarang with Zamboanga Sibugay.
He
said tight security measures were also implemented at the Integrated Bus
Terminals, public markets, shopping malls, and coastal areas.
Public
Assistance Centers were also established in public and private cemeteries in
coordination with the Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction Management Council and
Barangay Emergency Response Teams (BERT).
In
this city, rerouting of traffic was implemented to and from the cemeteries
aside from the implementation of strict security measures.
The
local government has provided a vehicle to ferry people for free within the
premises of the cemeteries that were declared off-limits to public utility
vehicles.
The
Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) has launched an advocacy campaign for a
fire-free observance of “Undas.”
Local
police chief Supt. Glenn Dulawan noted that most of the complaints attended by
the Public Assistance Centers’ personnel involved missing graves of their
relatives. (PNA)
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