Police forces in Palawan are on heightened alert for the anticipated visit of United States Vice President Kamala Harris to Puerto Princesa City, a police official revealed on Friday. Know more:
Police forces in Palawan are on heightened alert for the anticipated visit of United States Vice President Kamala Harris to Puerto Princesa City, a police official revealed on Friday.
“The security plans have been laid down and all police units are already on heightened alert status as part of our proactive measures ahead of the visit of US Vice President Kamala D. Harris in Palawan next week,” Police Regional Office -4B Mimaropa spokesperson Lt. Col. Klyde Kalyawen said when sought for comment.
“Ang PSG ang overall in charge sa [The PSG will in be charge of overall] security preparation for the visit of US VP Kamala Harris. The PNP will nonetheless provide the necessary assistance relating to the visit,” Fajardo told reporters in a message.
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