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PNP: It's more fun and safe in Phl

- Bebot Sison Jr., Cecille Suerte Felipe -

MANILA, Philippines - It’s not only more fun but also more safe in the Philippines, according to the Philippine National Police (PNP) that yesterday unveiled its new slogan to entice local and foreign tourists to explore the country this summer.

The PNP jazzed up the new country brand of the Department of Tourism - “It’s more fun in the Philippines” with “It’s more safe in the Philippines” campaign.

“The PNP’s ‘It’s more safe in the Philippines’ campaign will be launched soon. Based on the continuous decrease in crime volume, it’s really more safe in the Philippines,” PNP spokesperson Chief Superintendent Agrimero Cruz Jr. told The STAR.

Cruz said the campaign is proof that the police force is ready to serve and protect tourists as ordered by PNP chief Director General Nicanor Bartolome.

The PNP is set to activate its “Oplan Summer Vacation 2012” to secure the millions of vacationing students and foreigners who are expected to flock to the country’s scenic spots for their summer vacation.

Reported to be among the most visited tourist sites in the country are Boracay, Puerto Princesa Underground River, and the various beaches in Luzon and Mindanao.

In line with their Oplan Summer Vacation 2012 campaign, the PNP will deploy additional police officers in bus stations, seaports, and airports to protect tourists from criminals wanting to take advantage of them.

BORACAY

CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT AGRIMERO CRUZ JR.

CRUZ

DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM

DIRECTOR GENERAL NICANOR BARTOLOME

LUZON AND MINDANAO

OPLAN SUMMER VACATION

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL POLICE

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PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND RIVER

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