Manila Bulletin
Calasiao police station closed for disinfection as cop chief, 29 other persons contract COVID
The Calasiao police station in Pangasinan has been temporarily closed for disinfection after its police chief, 28 other policemen, and one person in PNP custody tested positive for COVID-19.
All 30 infected personnel in Calasiao, including the police chief, were asymptomatic and are now in a temporary treatment facility.
Additional forces have been deployed to ensure strict Holy Week monitoring in the area.
In Tayug, 23 members of the Provincial Mobile Force Company tested positive, with 18 being asymptomatic and 5 experiencing mild symptoms.
The Philippine National Police has reported a total of 13,828 confirmed COVID-19 cases within the organization as of March 25, 2021.
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