Police in Cebu City wants the curfew to stay as it helps keep incidents of crimes low at night.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Wilbert Parilla, CCPO deputy director for operations. | file photo
“Ang stand sa atong CCPO according to our City Director, Colonel Josefino Ligan, we prefer nga magpabilin ang curfew kay ang curfew usa sa dakong tabang nga napaubos nato ang COVID-19 cases,” said Parilla. “Less ang opportunity nga mabiktima atong katawhan especially sa theft, robbery nga kaso, kaning snatching. As of now, duna tay average nga 12 cases per week,” said Parilla.
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