October 24, 2014

City PNP gives tips for All Soul’s Day



PAGADIAN CITY: As the day of the remembered dead draws near, this city’s police ramped up their efforts to make available a safe and secured recollection for the weekend holiday.

The city police force today issued few safety tips to remind the public to take necessary measures to keep them and others safe on All Saints Day and All Souls Day.

Pasted on their Facebook wall, the Pagadian City Police Station (PCPS) prohibits bringing any firearm in cemeteries or weapons without authorization.

Checkpoints along the streets and inspection in of all baggage will be conducted in cemeteries while mobile patrols will be scattered in various places to avoid robbery incidents, information from the PCPS said.

Liquors and gambling paraphernalia will likewise will be confiscated, the PNP’s FB post continued, as police personnel in full uniform will be deployed in strategic places to ensure this prohibition will be carried to the letter.

As some people is diminutive in extending patience and bearing with inconvenience, the police also banned the bringing of karaoke or any similar sound systems that emit massive and irritating volumes.

Children 8-year old below who come with their parents to cemeteries are to be provided with an identification card complete with the name and contact number of the parents to establish identity and prompt return should the child gets lost.

The PNP said it is the public’s duty too to check the visibility of the local police in Pagadian, dispatched during the weekend alongside the existing patrolling police officers.

The presence of the police is undeniably one of the best deterrents of crime; it is also the public’s responsibility to report to them crime in progress.

Parking lanes are to be observed, as well as traffic rules implemented by the PNP in cemeteries to avoid untoward vehicular accidents.

After all is being said, the PNP guidelines ended with a sure note for absentmindedness: don’t forget to bring one’s candles or drinking water, as well as locking one’s home before leaving for the memorial park.

The city police headquarters have these numbers for more questions: 0949-953-3519 and 0917-625-0174 and if you can, the public is enjoined to share this information to other residents, they appealed.
 


(NEWS POSTED ALSO IN HARDLINE WEEKLY PUBLICATION IN PAGADIAN CITY)