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Gov’t agencies, stakeholders lauded for smooth opening of classes
The Philippine National Police reported a generally peaceful opening for the School Year 2025-2026, attributed to close coordination among the PNP, Department of Education, local government units, and other stakeholders.
Over 37,000 police personnel were deployed nationwide, with 5,000 police assistance desks set up to aid approximately 27 million students.
PNP chief Police General Nicolas D. Torre III stated that the safe return of students is a shared success involving police, teachers, parents, and the government.
Torre personally monitored security operations in Quezon City and expressed satisfaction with the police performance and stakeholder cooperation.
Heightened police presence will be maintained throughout the opening week to ensure the orderly flow of students and to promptly address safety concerns.
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