Baguio City Renews Push for ‘No CCTV, No Business Permit’ Amid 16.5% Crime Surge
Baguio City is renewing calls for strict enforcement of its 'No CCTV, No Business Permit' ordinance following a 16.5% surge in crime incidence from April to July compared to the previous year. The measure aims to curb rising robbery and theft incidents.
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