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WORRIED by growing security threats and with a view to ensuring safe border communities and inter-state travel between their two states, Governor Dapo

Three Policemen and two local vigilantes were allegedly killed by gunmen in an attack in Kwanan Dutse, Mariga local government area of the Niger State on

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(File photo) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Thursday assured that applications for election gun ban exemption will undergo a stringent screening process that may take several days. "We would like to make it clear that following the submission of application, it will undergo a process including threat assessment which shall be determined together with the members of the Joint Security and Coordinating Council (JSCC)," PNP chief Gen. Dionardo Carlos said in a statement....

(File photo) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Wednesday began accepting applications for those who want to be exempted from the ban on firearms and security detail for next year's elections. "The PNP will assist in the issuance of threat assessment and will endorse the approval to grant to application, through the Joint Security and Control Center, if it is deemed urgent and necessary," PNP Chief, Gen. Dionardo Carlos, said in a statement. Carlos said the applicatio...

Starting Wednesday, Dec. 1, the Philippine National Police (PNP) will start accepting applications for the issuance of the Certification of Authority (CA) which exempts individuals from gun ban and withdrawal of police security during the election period. PNP spokesperson Police Col. Rhoderick Alba

The Philippine National Police will also accept applications for exemption from security detail withdrawal

ISLAMABAD: Secretary of the Security Council of Uzbekistan Lt Gen Victor Makhmudov called on Prime Minister Imran Khan on...

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From pacemakers to smartwatches, we’re increasingly becoming a cybernetic species. That’s why recent headlines about vulnerabilities in implanted medical devices might set off alarm bells. Can your grandfather’s pacemaker really be hacked and, if so, what’s the real-world risk?