Cebu City Police Office Chief Josefino Ligan will recommend a number coding scheme of APOR vehicles be implemented in the city.
By: Alven Marie A. Timtim - Reporter/CDN DigitalPolice man a checkpoint at the border of Cebu and Talisay cities a few minutes after the enhanced community quarantine is implemented in Cebu City on March 28. | CDN Digital file photo
Police Colonel Josefino Ligan, chief of Cebu City Police Office said he would recommend this concept to the Cebu City government as he observed the growing number of vehicles on the streets despite the ongoing enhanced community quarantine .“Atoang studyohan kung maghatag ba tag kabahin aning number coding sa mga APOR. Hatagan pa ni nato og diskusyon labot ang incident management team sa siyudad sa Sugbo,” said Ligan.
He said that this was to implement the directive of headquarters on the checking of documents on those introducing themselves as APOR for the stricture implementation of the ECQ. Meanwhile, Police Lieutenant Colonel Allan Rosario, of the CCPO, said that during checkpoints and even on the quarantine control points , the police were alerted to properly check the quarantine passes presented as there have been previous incident reports where individuals introducing themselves as APOR have presented fake passes.
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