Manila Bulletin
PNP to set-up more testing as number of COVID-infected cops continue to rise
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is establishing additional quarantine facilities and testing hubs to enhance healthcare support for its frontliners as COVID-19 cases among police personnel continue to rise.
PNP chief Police General Archie Francisco Gamboa announced the initiative, emphasizing improved mechanisms to protect personnel exposed to contamination risks.
Specific regions like CALABARZON and Davao have reported a spike in infections, prompting the PNP to set up more facilities in these areas.
Currently, the PNP manages seven quarantine facilities and testing hubs, with plans to establish more, including a testing center in Davao City.
The PNP has recorded 1,357 COVID-19 cases, including nine fatalities and 529 recoveries, as of the latest report.
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