Bacolod to enforce ' no-permit, no-rally policy'

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According to City Legal Officer Romeo Carlos Ting, Jr. on Friday, September 20, the city government and the Bacolod City Police Office will now implement the no-permit, no-rally policy. Ting said it has been observed that the rally participants now become violent if no one listens to their sentiments.

The Bureau of Fire Protection along with the CDM tried to desperse the protesters using water cannon. Ting said the protesters, who failed to secure permits, were creating alarm and scandal and causing traffic in the area. 'They also delayed the operations of the business establishments at Lacson Street,' he said.

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