00:00The PNP is beefing up its Yuletide and Christmas season security force with 37,000 more cops
00:06on the streets and key locations in the mega city.
00:09And since the police cannot do it alone, the public is reminded with simple tips to keep
00:16them from the crosshairs and the predations of evil and criminal minds, such as keeping
00:22things down low and not putting the status of your home on social media.
00:28Our Ryan Desigas tells us more.
00:32To ensure a peaceful celebration of Christmas and New Year, the PNP has deployed around
00:3637,000 police personnel nationwide for security.
00:39However, PNP Public Information Office Chief Police Brigadier General Gene Fajardo stated
00:44the National Police Force has not monitored any threats for the upcoming long holiday
00:49thus far.
00:51In addition to crowded areas, the PNP has also deployed personnel in barangays to patrol
00:55subdivisions against burglary gangs and common thieves.
00:59The PNP reminds the public to be vigilant in crowded areas which are often targeted
01:04by criminals.
01:16For commuters using public transport, the PNP advises heading to terminals early to
01:21avoid the hassle and inconvenience of overcrowding or congestion.
01:25Everyone should keep an eye on their belongings to avoid being preyed upon by opportunistic
01:30individuals.
01:31Avoid wearing expensive jewelry or displaying costly gadgets while in crowded places.
01:36For those traveling in private vehicles, ensure your automobiles are in good condition by
01:41observing the blow baguettes and prepping yourself for a long road trip.
01:45The PNP also advises travelers to extend their patience a little more, especially during
01:50gridlock or heavy traffic on the roads.
01:53For those going on vacation, avoid posting at-the-moment updates on social media to prevent
01:58cybercriminals from getting wind of the status of your homes.
02:18Ryan Lisigas, from the National TV Network, for a new and better Philippines, kamkraming.
