PNP ACQUIRES NEW OPERATIONAL GADGETS WORTH 3B

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The Philippine National Police (PNP) has acquired Php3 billion worth of new equipment to boost its operational requirements of all PNP units.

PNP OIC Police Lieutenant General Archie Francisco Gamboa personally witnessed the blessing and turnover of the newly-procured police gadgets on Friday, 22 November 2019, at the PNP Grandstand in Camp Crame, Quezon City.

Gamboa said the latest additions are part of the continuing effort of the PNP leadership and the national government to enhance the firepower, mobility, and tactical capabilities of PNP operating units. (Mike Taboy/BENJIE CUARESMA/IAMIGO/CNS)

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