The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) is expecting more or less 57 million passengers to troop into various seaports across the country on the days leading to the Christmas and New Year.
The Philippine Ports Authority is expecting more or less 57 million passengers to troop into various seaports across the country on the days leading to the Christmas and New Year.
On Monday, Santiago met with the leaders of Port Police and discussed security measures that will be implemented for travelers who would take advantage of the Holiday season to celebrate with their family and to go on vacation. Santiago then called on all PPA police officers to focus on their job of securing the passengers and the ports.
Aside from the more than 200 Port Police officers wearing body-worn cameras, Santiago said they will be also using closed circuit television cameras 24/7. The use of CCTV is part of the Port Surveillance System .
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