BACOLOD CITY — The police called on Negros Occidental residents to stop spreading fake news of alleged kidnapping incidents and reported missing persons on social media, which are causing alarm and creating unnecessary panic and fear.
After a thorough investigation and verification, Col. Joeresty Coronica, officer in charge of the Bacolod City Police Office, said the BCPO found no substantial evidence to support alleged robbery and kidnapping incidents in various areas in Bacolod City as reported on social media.The BCPO also coordinated with other law enforcement agencies, and Coronica said the claims were 'largely unsubstantiated or based on misinformation.'In a statement, Col.
The police, meanwhile, have assured the public that they are on alert 24 hours a day and have deployed police personnel in crime-prone areas. They have also established checkpoints and Police Assistance Desks near schools.Coronica and de Chavez urged the residents of Negros Occidental to remain calm and vigilant and stop sharing unverified information on social media.
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