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Department of the Interior and Local Government
To serve and protect for safer communities nationwide
FeaturedRepublic of the Philippines Philippine National Policee-SUMBONG Mo! →Updates on anti-crime operations and police activities featured on the homepage.
Where to find police offices, assistance, transparency papers and procurement notices.
Department of the Interior and Local Government
To serve and protect for safer communities nationwide
FeaturedRepublic of the Philippines Philippine National Policee-SUMBONG Mo! →Banner reads SMISHING. Text in image: Smishing attacks use Short Message Service or SMS, more commonly known as text messages. This form of attack has become increasingly popular due to the fact that people are more likely to trust a message that comes in through a messaging application on their phone than from a message delivered via electronic mail.
Common Indicators: Suspicious sender's address. Generic greetings and signature. Spoofed hyperlinks and websites. Spelling and layout.
How to avoid Being A Victim: Be suspicious of unsolicited messages asking about information. Do not provide personal information. Do not reveal personal information nor respond to solicitations. Take advantage of default anti-phishing features on your mobile phones. Enforce Multi-factor Authentication. Labeled SCAM ALERT with example phone scam message.
Quick access to headquarters information, regional offices, issuances, programs, wanted persons, community relations, press releases, and online safety.
Transparency Seal, schedule of fees and charges for use of all PNP income-generating facilities, and Freedom of Information Philippines logo link to transparency resources.
Seven press stories posted on August 30, 2022. Each excerpt ends with a continue-reading link to the full story.
Chief, Philippine National Police shown in portrait as of August 2022 capture.
Downloadable administrative forms, Citizen's Charter, and People's Freedom of Information (FOI) Manual.
Lists repeat the 7 headlines above plus procurement notices. Older posts link for archive navigation.
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
The agent found no transparency pages on the original site. Under the Transparency Seal every agency should publish its mandate, officials, budget, procurement plan and reports.
Updates on anti-crime operations and police activities featured on the homepage.
Where to find police offices, assistance, transparency papers and procurement notices.
Banner reads SMISHING. Text in image: Smishing attacks use Short Message Service or SMS, more commonly known as text messages. This form of attack has become increasingly popular due to the fact that people are more likely to trust a message that comes in through a messaging application on their phone than from a message delivered via electronic mail.
Common Indicators: Suspicious sender's address. Generic greetings and signature. Spoofed hyperlinks and websites. Spelling and layout.
How to avoid Being A Victim: Be suspicious of unsolicited messages asking about information. Do not provide personal information. Do not reveal personal information nor respond to solicitations. Take advantage of default anti-phishing features on your mobile phones. Enforce Multi-factor Authentication. Labeled SCAM ALERT with example phone scam message.
Quick access to headquarters information, regional offices, issuances, programs, wanted persons, community relations, press releases, and online safety.
Transparency Seal, schedule of fees and charges for use of all PNP income-generating facilities, and Freedom of Information Philippines logo link to transparency resources.
Seven press stories posted on August 30, 2022. Each excerpt ends with a continue-reading link to the full story.
Chief, Philippine National Police shown in portrait as of August 2022 capture.
Downloadable administrative forms, Citizen's Charter, and People's Freedom of Information (FOI) Manual.
Lists repeat the 7 headlines above plus procurement notices. Older posts link for archive navigation.
Documents this office publishes under the Transparency Seal, and the national portals where you can check procurement, budgets and records.
The agent found no transparency pages on the original site. Under the Transparency Seal every agency should publish its mandate, officials, budget, procurement plan and reports.