THE Philippines’ security forces are preparing to deploy troops for the upcoming Holy Week from March 24-30, 2024.
Especially here in Metro Manila where most travelers are heading back to the provinces.
According to estimates from the Parañaque Integrated Terminal Exchange (PITX), around 1.7 million passengers will flock to their terminal.
They have also applied for special permits for routes that will lack units next week.
To ensure the safety of passengers, random drug tests will be conducted on PITX bus drivers in collaboration with PDEA and LTO.
Their K-9 units’ surveillance has also been intensified.
The PITX personnel are fully prepared to assist travelers.
They are advising passengers to book tickets early to avoid hassle.
For walk-in passengers, terminal management advises arriving early at PITX.
The Quezon City Traffic and Transport Management is also on high alert this Holy Week.
Especially since QC hosts the largest bus terminal in Metro Manila.
QC LGU prepares for traffic and security deployment ahead of Holy Week
The Quezon City Police District (QCPD) will set up police assistance desks on the city’s main streets.
QCPD foot patrols will continue to watch for thieves or burglars taking advantage while homeowners are away in the provinces.
QCPD’s force multipliers are also on standby.
“The entire force of QCPD under our district director Police General Redrico Maranan is fully prepared for the upcoming Holy Week and other events this summer vacation,” said PLtCol. May Genio, Spokesperson, QCPD.
For additional information, you may visit the official social pages of various LGUs and agencies.
