00:00The La Union Police Provincial Office and the Commission on Elections in La Union signed a solidarity pact that they will meet in Camp Diego.
00:08This is to ensure that the country will have a good and peaceful 2025.
00:14The details are in the national news of Kathleen Ramones of the Philippine Information Agency.
00:20Col. Harold Bruno, Director of the La Union Police Provincial Office and Atty. Alipio Alonso Castillo III, Provincial Election Supervisor of the La Union Commission, led the signing of the agreement.
00:32According to Col. Bruno, the purpose of this agreement is to strengthen the unity of government agencies, police, military, and local organizations in order to avoid violence and trust in the upcoming elections.
00:47We hope that this agreement will strengthen our unity.
00:52That's all. Let's not make it hard for ourselves.
00:56Let's know our responsibilities.
00:59Let's be loyal to the government.
01:02Let's pay attention.
01:05We need your cooperation and support so that we can have a good election.
01:15Armed Forces of the Philippines, Philippine Coast Guard, Department of the Interior and Local Government, and Department of Information and Communications Technology came to the meeting.
01:27As part of the security, the Police Regional Office 1 announced the deployment of 1,478 police in the entire La Union to maintain peace on the day of the election.
01:39Meanwhile, three towns in La Union, Ago, Caba, and Pugo, were placed under the Yellow Category, followed by the Commonwealth Resolution No. 11067.
01:49Because of this, the authorities will be more strict in monitoring the places.
01:54For a peaceful and fair election, it is important for everyone to move together.
02:00From the Philippine Information Agency, La Union, Kathleen Ramones, for Balitang Pambansa.
