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The Negros Oriental Police Provincial Office (NOrPPO) conducted its Monthly Rank Inspection for November 2026 on Thursday morning, November 12, at the NOrPPO Parade Ground inside Camp Lt. Col. Francisco C. Fernandez Jr., Barangay Agan-an, Sibulan, Negros Oriental.

The inspection commenced at approximately 8:00 AM and drew the active participation of Provincial Headquarters personnel, according to NOrPPO.

Inspection Led Under Acting Provincial Director

PCPT Antonio Q. De Leon Jr., Chief, PTOC, led the inspection proceedings. The activity was conducted under the direct supervision of PCOL Jonathan B. Abella, Acting Provincial Director of NOrPPO.

Uniform Standards, Grooming, and Operational Readiness Assessed

According to NOrPPO, the monthly inspection is designed to ensure strict compliance with prescribed uniform standards, proper grooming, and police bearing among all personnel. The office said the activity also reinforces discipline, professionalism, and operational readiness across the provincial police force.

NOrPPO Cites Organizational Discipline and Public Trust

NOrPPO said that through regular inspections, it continues to strengthen organizational discipline and promote excellence in public service, so that every police officer remains prepared to serve and protect the people of Negros Oriental with integrity and dedication.

The office called on its personnel to keep building a disciplined, professional, and service-oriented police organization worthy of the trust and confidence of the community. It cited the Philippine National Police’s slogan: “Bagong PNP para sa Bagong Pilipinas — Serbisyong Mabilis, Tapat at Nararamdaman.”

Photo credit: Negros Oriental Police Provincial Office

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Roberto Turtleo is the Head of the International Desk at Breaking News Negros Oriental. He covers international affairs, defense policy, and cross-border developments affecting the Philippines.

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