The Davao City Police Office (DCPO) has received new equipment from the city government to enhance its emergency and rescue capabilities. The donation includes five troop carriers, four disaster vehicles, and four rescue boats, aimed at improving response to disasters, calamities, and emergencies. DCPO officials emphasize the importance of this investment in ensuring the city's readiness for catastrophic events.
THE Davao City Police Office has strengthened its emergency and rescue response capabilities with the acquisition of new vehicles and rescue boats.DCPO spokesperson Captain Hazel Tuazon confirmed that the City Government turned over the new equipment on Friday, December 27, 2024. The donation includes five Hino six-wheeler troop carriers, four Isuzu 4×4 disaster vehicles, and four fiber-reinforced plastic boats.
It’s all about creating a safer, more resilient Davao City where everyone can feel secure,” he said, adding that the donation reflects the local government’s commitment to improving the operational preparedness of its agencies.He also highlighted the collaboration between the police and local government as a model for protecting the community.
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