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File photo MANILA - A total of 1,470 persons have been arrested for violating the Commission on Elections (Comelec) gun ban, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said Sunday. Those nabbed include 1,430 civilians, 19 security guards, 12 police officers, and nine military personnel. A total of 1,346 police operations yielded 1,128 firearms, 6,302 pieces of ammunition, and 526 deadly weapons. Citing its latest data, the PNP said the top five regions in terms of the number of arrested violators are the National Capital Region with 468, followed by Central Visayas with 152, Central Luzon with 105, Calabarzon with 145, and Western Visayas with 87. According to the Commission on Elections (Comelec) Resolution No. 10728, the bearing, carrying, or transporting of firearms or deadly weapons are prohibited outside of the residence and in all public places from January 9 until June 8. Exempted from the ban are law enforcers but they should have authorization from the Comelec and wear an agency-pre ....

Philippines General , Philippine National Police , Commission On Elections Comelec Resolution No , Commission On Elections Comelec Gun , National Capital Region , Central Visayas , Central Luzon , Western Visayas , File Photo Manilaa Total Of 1 , 470 Persons Have Been Arrested For Violating The Commission On Elections Comelec Gun Ban , He Philippine National Police Pnp Said Sunday Those Nabbed Include 1 , 430 Civilians , 9 Security Guards , 2 Police Officers , Nd Nine Military Personnela Total Of 1 , 346 Police Operations Yielded 1 , 128 Firearms , 302 Pieces Of Ammunition , Nd 526 Deadly Weapons Citing Its Latest Data , He Pnp Said The Top Five Regions In Terms Of Number Arrested Violators Are National Capital Region With 468 , Ollowed By Central Visayas With 152 , Entral Luzon With 105 , Alabarzon With 145 , Nd Western Visayas With 87 According To The Commission On Elections Comelec Resolution No 10728 , He Bearing , R Transporting Of Firearms Or Deadly Weapons Are Prohibited Outside The Residence And In All Public Places From January 9 Until June 8 Exempted Ban Law Enforcers But They Should Have Authorization Comelec Wear An Agency Prescribed Uniform While On Official Duty During Election Period Violators Face Imprisonment Not Less Than One Year More Six Years ,