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PORT SECURITY. Personnel of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) monitor disembarking roll on-roll off (RoRo) passengers at a port in Isabela City, Basilan on Tuesday (Aug. 16, 2022). The PCG is on heightened alert and has placed more security and safety units in ports all over the country to prepare for the expected influx of students this August. (Photo courtesy of PCG) MANILA - The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed more security and safety units in ports all over the country to prepare for the first day of classes and partial return of face-to-face mode of learning in August. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, the PCG showcased the deployment of security personnel, K9 teams, medical officers, and an additional workforce from the PCG Auxiliary to ensure the safety and welfare of the students and other maritime passengers. The intensified security operations, it said, are part of 'OPLAN Balik Eskwela 2022,' a multi-agency effort to ensure that the country's transportation

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