+ Follow BALIK PAARALAN Tag
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Varilla ordered the five district directors to intensify their anti-crime operations and conduct patrols around schools to safeguard students against criminals.
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TMG director Chief Superintendent Errol Pan said Oplan Balik Paaralan would involve a combination of traffic direction and control as well as assistance to motorists.
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BALIK PAARALAN
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TMG director Chief Superintendent Errol Pan said Oplan Balik Paaralan would involve a combination of traffic direction and control as well as assistance to motorists.
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