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Send-off ceremony for government troops involved in Sinulog security held - Vimarsana News

Send-off ceremony for government troops involved in Sinulog security held

THE 3,500 police, military, and force multipliers from other government agencies who will provide security for Sinulog events were given a send-off ceremony on

PBBM bullish on making Western Visayas 'insurgency-free' - Vimarsana News

PBBM bullish on making Western Visayas 'insurgency-free'

PBBM bullish on making Western Visayas ‘insurgency-free’

Insurgent-free WVisayas seen | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

Insurgent-free WVisayas seen | The Manila Times

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is confident that Western Visayas will be free from communist insurgency given the decreasing number of communist terrorist groups (CTGs) in the region.

2K police, military personnel in CV to be deployed for May 9 polls - Vimarsana News

2K police, military personnel in CV to be deployed for May 9 polls

2K police, military personnel in CV to be deployed for May 9 polls

Candidates violating health protocols to face raps: Comelec - Vimarsana News

Candidates violating health protocols to face raps: Comelec

PROTOCOLS. This undated photo shows a cop manning a Comelec checkpoint in Barangay Labangon in the south district of Cebu City. Comelec-Cebu City South District election officer, lawyer Edwin Cadungog on Tuesday (Feb. 22, 2022) said local and national candidates who will be violating health protocols in election-related activities will be facing appropriate charges. (Photo courtesy of CCPO Station 10) CEBU CITY - The Commission on Elections (Comelec) here on Tuesday said national and local candidates for the May 9 polls will face charges if they will be caught violating minimum health protocol...