Quezon City Police District (QCPD) Director, Police Brigadier General Nicolas D Torre III said that the observance of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day 2022 in Quezon City concluded peacefully.
In his statement, he said that the QCPD has not recorded any Undas related violence or incidents in Quezon City.
“Tuwing ginugunita ang Undas taun-taon, matinding preparasyon ang isinasagawa namin upang masiguro ang kaligtasan at seguridad ng bawat taong dadalaw sa kani-kanilang mga mahal sa buhay na namayapa na. Ngayong UNDAS 2022, marami po tayong idineploy na kapulisan maging sa aming mga counterpart agencies sapagkat inasahan na namin ang pagdagsa ng mga tao lalung-lalo na ngayong bumaba ang Covid-19 alert restriction. Dahil sa magandang preparasyon at koordinasyon, naging payapa ang UNDAS 2022 at walang naitalang insidente patungkol dito,” he added.
Furthermore, the District Director commended the QCPD personnel for their dedication in their duty which eventually led to peaceful and orderly Undas 2022. He also lauded the augmented personnel from NCRPO, Force Multipliers, Barangay Tanods, Metro Manila Development Authority (MMDA), other agencies as well as the QCitizens for their support and cooperation.
Meanwhile, PBGEN Torre III said that the influx of passengers coming from different provinces who will return to Metro Manila after the Undas is already expected and therefore, policemen are still on guard especially at places were most people converge. “Our Police Assistance Desks (PADs) remain in bus terminals and MRT/LRT stations in order to assist the public and to ensure their safety,” he added.#
