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PNP to turn over P220-M Covid-19 donation to Nat'l Treasury
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has donated over P220 million to the national government's social amelioration program to aid poor families during the COVID-19 crisis.
PNP chief General Archie Francisco Gamboa announced the donation of P220,371,471, emphasizing transparency and accountability in the fund.
The donation resulted from the PNP Bayanihan Fund Challenge, a voluntary contribution initiative by PNP personnel.
Gamboa thanked all PNP members for their participation in what he described as the largest fund drive in the organization's history.
In addition to the fund donation, the PNP also initiated the 'Kapwa Ko, Sagot Ko' program, encouraging police officers to support indigent families with food packs, groceries, and financial aid.
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