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Unlike other breadwinners who will get a chance to be with loved ones in their hometowns during the traditional Holy Week break, most policemen will be working fulltime to guard against possible terror attacks by Abu Sayyaf bandits.
"For us, Holy Week will be like an ordinary work week. We have to report for work and ensure the safety of the general public," said 53-year-old Senior Police Officer 1 Selino Silvestre, 53.
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