POLICE officers in Baguio City found a way to extend assistance in repairing a school for the visually impaired.

Personnel from the City Mobile Force Company worked for two days to replace the ceiling, clean the gutters, inspect and repair the electrical wirings, and replace light bulbs of the Northern Luzon School.

Located in Bokawkan, the center offers basic education to visually impaired learners.

Philippine National Police chief Police General Guillermo Lorenzo Eleazar commended the cops for giving assistance in renovating the school.

“Ako ay humahanga sa ipinakitang kabutihan ng ating mga kapulisan sa Baguio City para sa ating mga visually-impaired learners. Ako ay natutuwa na patuloy na nagiging kabahagi ang inyong PNP sa pagsusulong ng edukasyon para sa ating mga kababayan,” said Eleazar.

THE PNP chief said what the officers in uniform did in Baguio City is part of the definition of service that should be extended to Filipino people as policemen are all public servants.

“Patuloy na maasahan ang inyong PNP sa mga ganitong pagpapaabot ng tulong sa ating mga kababayan bilang bahagi ng bayanihan lalo na ngayong tayo ay nasa panahon ng pandemya,” Eleazar said.