Marcos nagpromote ng 50 heneral ng PNP, hinikayat na huwag maging komplacente

Pinangunahan ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ang pag-promote ng 50 heneral ng Philippine National Police sa Malacañang noong Disyembre 17, habang hinikayat silang huwag maging komplacente sa gitna ng lumalaking mga hamon sa seguridad. Binigyang-diin niya ang kahalagahan ng pagiging visible ng pulisya sa panahon ng Pasko upang mapanatili ang kaligtasan ng publiko. Ipinakita rin ng kaganapang ito ang suporta ng pamahalaan sa kapulisan sa pamamagitan ng pagtaas ng sahod at allowance.

Noong Miyerkules, Disyembre 17, sa Malacañang Palace, nag-oath ang 50 bagong heneral ng Philippine National Police (PNP) sa harap ni Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Anim sa kanila ay na-promote sa ranggo ng Police Major General, habang 44 naman sa Police Brigadier General. Ayon kay Marcos, ang mas mataas na ranggo ay nagdadala ng mas malawak na awtoridad at responsibilidad. 'This is the stage where leadership is being measured by your judgment, restraint, and consistency in upholding the law. So, I ask you to continue to improve yourselves—personally, professionally, institutionally. Do not be complacent,' aniya. Idinagdag pa niya, 'Be firm, be fair, be decisive while remaining fully respectful to the rights and dignity of every single Filipino.'

Binigyang-pansin ni Marcos ang mga hamon tulad ng social division, political noise, at digital threats na maaaring magdulot ng kaguluhan. 'These threats can trigger disorder, which may escalate beyond physical spaces. In this environment, our people rely on the police as their immediate and dependable line of protection,' paliwanag niya. Sa gitna ng holiday season, hinikayat niya ang PNP na maging visible sa mga kalsada, pampublikong espasyo, transport hubs, at komunidad upang mapanatili ang seguridad at mapahusay ang saya ng Pasko. 'As we are in the holiday season, when more people are out in public and families are on the move, this period calls for heightened security and vigilance. So, maintain a visible and reassuring presence,' sabi niya.

Ang pag-promote na ito ay dalawang linggo matapos maglabas ng executive order si Marcos na nagtaas ng base pay ng military at uniformed personnel sa loob ng tatlong taon, pati ang daily subsistence allowance sa P350. 'Alongside these measures, we remain committed to supporting and ensuring the welfare of your families—recognizing that their well-being is integral to your service as a nation,' wika ng pangulo. Nanatiling prayoridad ang kredibilidad ng PNP sa gitna ng mga pulitikal na kontrobersya, na nagdudulot ng mas sophisticated na hamon sa pamahalaan.

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