PNP Checkpoints will remain in all areas Under Community Quarantine, whether ECQ, MECQ, GCQ or MGCQ

Police Regional Office 12


FYI | PNP checkpoints will remain in all areas under community quarantine, whether ECQ, MECQ, GCQ or MGCQ.

Hence, everyone must bring with them their government-issued ID Cards or company IDs or other proofs of employment in industries allowed to operate so that the PNP will have a basis to allow you to go through.

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Source: Police Regional Office 12

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