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OLONGAPO CITY — Police in Central Luzon seized 20,000 pieces of illegal firecrackers, including homemade boga, with an estimated value of P403,385 during an intensified two-week crackdown on illegal firecrackers in the region.
In a report released Monday, Dec. 30, the Police Regional Office 3 (PRO3) said the confiscation resulted from at least 226 operations conducted across the region from Dec. 16-29. The operations were carried out amid the holiday festivities and in preparation for the New Year celebration.
Article continues after this advertisementPolice Brig. Gen. Redrico Maranan, PRO3 regional director, reiterated the police force’s commitment to ensuring public safety through the sustained campaign against illegal firecrackers.
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He emphasized that the initiative goes beyond law enforcement as it also seeks to educate the public about the dangers associated with illegal firecrackers.
Article continues after this advertisementMaranan also urged the public to support the Philippine National Police (PNP) by reporting any information related to illegal firecrackers.
He said the intensified operations underscore the PNP’s dedication to safeguarding communities and promoting a safe and joyous holiday season.
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