PRO-6: No Terror Threats In Western Visayas But Stay Vigilant

PRO-6: No Terror Threats In Western Visayas But Stay Vigilant

WESTERN VISAYAS – The Police Regional Office 6 said that there are no terrorism-related threats in Western Visayas as of the moment.

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However, PRO-6 director Brigadier General Rene Pamuspusan urged the locals to remain vigilant, according to a report from Panay News.

He made the statement following the recent bombing in Jolo, Sulu, which killed 15 people and wounded 76 more.

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“I encourage everyone to be more vigilant. Currently, the whole of Western Visayas is under Terrorism Threat Level 1 which means we have not monitored threats,”

Pamuspusan stressed that the police and the general public could do more to reduce the chances of such attacks.

He said a list of things that the public should keep in mind. Here are the following:

  • Keep an eye on suspicious situations or personalities. Alert the authorities about suspicious persons, unattended baggage, etc.
  • Be more vigilant when in places of convergence such as malls and transport terminals. These are the usual targets of terrorists.
  • When visiting buildings or enclosed spaces, always check the emergency exits.
  • Never leave your belongings unattended

“Terrorists aim to sow fear among people and get the attention of the international media by destroying innocent lives and properties. The more we are afraid, the more they will prevail,”

Based on the report, PRO-6 hired 356 more police officers in order to ensure peace and order across Region VI. The new recruits took their oath of office at the Regional Training Center in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental. Among the new officers were 292 males and 64 females.

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