“Social media are full of photos and evidence of hardheaded people deliberately violating the quarantine protocols,” Eleazar said. READ:
Police commanders and their subordinates will “regularly monitor” social media to catch violators of community quarantine protocols, Police Lieutenant General Guillermo Eleazar announced on Saturday, September 5.
“Social media are full of photos and evidence of hardheaded people deliberately violating the quarantine protocols. These can be used as pieces of evidence to warn, to fine, and to summon the people concerned in coordination with the barangay officials concerned,” he said. Those caught drinking will face more charges if there is a liquor ban in their locality, Eleazar said.The police general noted there are Facebook pages that contain photos and videos of quarantine violations in the streets, captured by CCTV and dashboard cameras.
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