PNP Targets Zero Backlog After Arresting 200,000 Fugitives
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has successfully served arrest warrants for approximately 200,000 wanted individuals in the past 14 months, but around 300,000 fugitives remain on its list. PNP chief has directed all regional police commanders to intensify operations to achieve zero backlog.
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