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QCPD boosts police presence ahead of school opening
The Quezon City Police District (QCPD) has deployed 450 security enforcers to 234 public and private schools in Quezon City for the opening of classes.
This deployment is part of the Oplan Balik-Eskwela program aimed at ensuring a safe and orderly environment for students, teachers, and parents.
43 police assistance desks will be established in key campus areas to enhance police visibility and response capabilities.
However, police personnel will not be encouraged to patrol inside schools to maintain campus neutrality.
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