Manila Bulletin
25,000 cops deployed for rescue work in 'Ulysses' affected areas
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has mobilized over 25,000 police officers to aid in search and rescue operations following the devastation caused by Typhoon Ulysses.
PNP Chief Gen. Debold Sinas directed the deployment of these officers to assist in disaster response efforts in affected areas.
As of Thursday, 5,660 police officers were actively involved in disaster response, with an additional 367 providing security and support in evacuation centers.
A significant reserve force of 20,207 personnel from the Reactionary Standby Support Force and Search and Rescue Units has been placed on standby for immediate deployment.
PNP units in vulnerable regions were alerted to preposition personnel, equipment, and resources in anticipation of the typhoon's landfall.
Police disaster response teams have already rescued 806 individuals from perilous situations caused by rising floodwaters and strong winds.
Approximately 301,000 individuals are currently housed in 13,526 evacuation centers across various regions after being evacuated from their communities.
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