PNP director for operations Police Major General Valeriano de Leon advised motorists to remove sirens and blinkers from their vehicles to avoid being apprehended. “We expect the HPG to intensify the operations in the coming days,” De Leon said.
The Philippine National Police will intensify its implementation of the law against the illegal use of sirens and blinkers.
PNP director for operations Police Major General Valeriano de Leon advised motorists to remove sirens and blinkers from their vehicles to avoid being apprehended.De Leon warned sellers and auto shops from installing sirens and blinkers on private vehicles as the police will monitor their activities.Under the Presidential Decree No.
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PNP warns vs. unauthorized use of ‘wang-wang’“They will be issued corresponding tickets. The license will be confiscated and they will be penalized and there is a corresponding penalty fee,” Police Major General Val de Leon, PNP Director for Operations, said. “Maliban dito, makukumpiska rin ‘yung mga wang-wang at mga sirens nila na hindi naman sila authorized.”
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