PNP unveils six-point plan for new normal amid COVID-19

PNP chief Gen. Archie Gamboa has unveiled a six-point plan to guide the Philippine National Police's adaptation to the new normal amidst the ongoing COVID-19 threat.

The plan includes strict adherence to minimum health standards set by the DOH, emphasizing non-pharmaceutical interventions, and increased use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) for virtual processes.

Revised deployment schemes and work schedules, such as work-from-home arrangements and compressed workweeks, will be implemented to ensure personnel health and readiness.

The PNP will enhance personnel knowledge and competency by integrating health-related learning into training curricula, adjust workspace infrastructure, and acquire new equipment and funding for test kits, PPE, and IT equipment.

The number of Philippine National Police personnel infected with COVID-19 has increased to 326, with 174 recoveries and four fatalities.

The PNP also recorded 720 probable and 683 suspected COVID-19 cases.

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