Cavite police gears up for ‘Ligtas SUMVAC 2025’
IMUS CITY, Cavite –The Cavite Police Provincial Office under provincial director PCol. Dwight Alegre is in full swing to implement heightened security measures for “Ligtas Summer Vacation (SUMVAC) 2025.”
According to the Cavite Provincial Police Office, they have around 2,714 personnel ready for deployment to ensuring public safety throughout the summer season, wherein several events will be observed particular the Holy Week celebration.
Cavite PNP will deploys around 1,996 police personnel and 718 force multipliers from the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP), Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), other government agencies, and Barangay Peacekeeping Action Teams (BPATs) from the eight cities and 15 municipalities of the province.
The initiative comes as the Cavite PNP anticipates an influx of travelers and increased public activities during key seasonal events such as the Lenten Season, Philippine Veterans’ Week, Araw ng Kagitingan, Labor Day, National Flag Day, Flores de Mayo, and various fiesta celebrations.
To ensure peace and order, Cavite PPO has identified 222 critical areas that require heightened security measures. These include 56 places of worship, where large gatherings are expected; 64 major thoroughfares, where traffic marshals and route security will be deployed to manage the flow of vehicles and pedestrians; 13 transportation hubs and terminals, which serve as key transit points for travelers; 44 commercial areas; and 45 major tourist destinations, such as beaches, resorts, parks, and other public spaces that draw large crowds.
With these strategic deployments, Cavite PPO aims to ensure the safety and security of both residents and visitors throughout the summer season.
Alegre assured the public that all police stations and units will be on full alert, stressing the importance of vigilance and cooperation.
“Ligtas SUMVAC is not just about protecting the public but also ensuring that everyone enjoys a safe and memorable summer. We encourage the community to cooperate with the police by adhering to safety protocols and staying alert,” he added.
To strengthen security efforts, the Cavite police is working closely with community-based volunteers, force multipliers, and local government units.
The Department of Tourism (DOT) is also collaborating with the PNP to distribute travel safety tips and raise security awareness among tourists.
According to Alegre, The Cavite PPO will also use various platforms, including social media and community engagements, to disseminate safety tips and reminders.
The public were also encouraged to remain vigilant, report suspicious activities, and seek police assistance when needed.
