BACOLOD CITY – A total of 6,064 soldiers and policemen were deployed for the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections in Negros Occidental on October 30.
MORE than 5,000 security personnel were deployed on Friday, October 27, to secure this year’s barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections at the Negros Occidental Police Provincial Office in Bacolod City.
Both police offices had made an initial deployment of personnel prior to the send-off ceremony in their respective headquarters on Friday, October 27. Police Col. Noel Aliño, Bacolod police director, said that all personnel will be on standby, with no off duty, as they are on full alert status for the BSKE.
Brig. Gen. Orlando Edralin, 303rd IBde commander, said they are on full alert status and has always been ready and prepared to perform duties for any local and national activities such as the local, midterm, and national elections.
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