PNP Chief Rommel Francisco Marbil meets the Press, shared his vision for the future of the police force

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The 30th Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Rommel Francisco Marbil recently meets various media organizations composed of TV, radio and print journalists and bloggers and he shared his vision for the future of the police force.

Philippine National Police (PNP) Chief Rommel Francisco Marbil 

Acknowledging the dedication of police officers, particularly in tasks like combating illegal drugs, the new PNP Chief pledged to establish legal support for personnel facing court charges linked to their duties.

He also underscored the significance of prioritizing the well-being of police officers to enhance their effectiveness in serving the community.

The new Chief of Police has mandated a ban on mobile phone usage to ensure officers prioritize their duties and responsibilities to the nation and its citizens. All police personnel are reminded to refrain from unnecessary phone use while on duty, with plans to increase police presence in communities.

Under the new leadership, the PNP remains committed to upholding professionalism, integrity, and service standards to safeguard the peace and security of the Filipino people.

Chief Marbil endorses PBBM's non-violent approach to combatting drugs, citing a recent seizure of over two tons of shabu by the PNP on April 15 without any casualties.

Upon assuming office as PNP Chief, Marbil pledged to prioritize the protection of human rights in the government's intensified anti-drug efforts, aiming to minimize street killings.

Marbil asserts that the PNP will conduct anti-drug operations resulting in thousands of arrests and the confiscation of millions worth of illegal drugs, all without any fatalities.

As the event concluded, Chief Marbil expressed gratitude to the organizers for providing a platform to share his vision for the Philippine National Police.

"I am grateful to the organizers for this event because it gives me a better chance to meet all media people, not just those assigned in our organization. I hope we could all work harmoniously for our country and for our safety," he remarked.

SB19 with newest single "Go Up"

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SB19, the first-ever Filipino boy group trained under ShowBT, the Korean entertainment company here in the Philippines. 

These boys are all-around performers who can sing and dance a wide variety of genres, composes their own music, and create their own choreography. Despite their differences, they can perform seamlessly onstage and strive hard to become better artists.  They are dubbed as KPop and PPop. They do OPM songs. 

The "SB" in S819 stands for "Sound Break", meaning they will break into the Philippine Music scene with their fresh style and unique brand of music

"19" on the other hand, represents a youthful generation as well as represent the bridge between South Korea (area code 82) and the Philippines (area code 63)

At the media conference held,  the first 5-member all-Filipino idol boy group SB19, - Sejun, Stell, Josh, Ken, and Justin present their newest single "Go Up" and also their love song coming up soon titled "Hanggang sa Huli." 

SB19 boys has dreams of breaking into the Philippine music scene. Armed with almost four years of intensive training under K-Pop system, Sejun, Stell, Josh, Ken, and Justin are confident that they can take the industry by storm with their newest single, "Go Up."

SB19 Members: JOSH, KEN, JUSTINE, SEJUN,  STELL

"Go Up" is considered to be SB19's breakthrough single following their debut track "Tilaluha," which was released October 2018. The song talks about the hardships and overall journey in reaching one's goals. Through this, they wish to inspire other people - especially the younger generation- to never give up on their dreams.

As for their music video, it was directed by JC Gellidon, who has worked with local and international brands and celebritles like Donnalyn Bartolome, Brian Puspos, and more.

Released last July 19, the group wants to show to the public that even though they are trained in the Korean system, they still have that Filipino flare that we are all familiar with.

The song is currently out on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Amazon Music, Google Play Music, and many more digital platforms.

Follow SB19 on their Social Media Accounts:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/SB19Official

Twitter: www.twitter.com/SB190fficial

Instagram: www.instagram.com/OfficialSB19

YouTube: www.youtube.com/SB19Official