The Daily Tribune
PCG deploys 17,000 personnel for Holy Week security
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed 17,000 personnel on heightened alert to manage the anticipated surge of passengers in ports nationwide during the Holy Week period from April 13 to April 20.
Teams are conducting pre-departure and safety inspections at ports and resorts, with Coast Guard Auxiliaries, Malasakit Help Desks, and K-9 units bolstering security.
The PCG's efforts are undertaken in collaboration with partner agencies, local governments, disaster-risk offices, and coastal barangays.
Checks have been conducted at beach resorts and recreational sites to confirm the presence of authorized lifeguards, medical clinics, and first-aid responders.
The PCG aims to ensure the Holy Week will be safe and secure for vacationers and tourists.
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Approximately 17,000 Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) personnel have been deployed nationwide for "Oplan Byaheng Ayos Semana Santa" to ensure traveler safety.
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Authorities expect over three million passengers to travel through seaports and NAIA this Holy Week.
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) deployed over 40,000 personnel nationwide for Holy Week security, including more than 10,000 in the National Capital Region (NCR).
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Over 61,745 Philippine National Police (PNP) personnel have been deployed nationwide to ensure the safety of travelers during Holy Week 2025, an increase from the original 40,355 with an additional 21,745 assigned.
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On Palm Sunday, April 13, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) reported a total of 114,365 individuals in various sea ports nationwide.
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