PNP clarifies signage removal orderThe clarification follows a Department of the Interior and Local Government memorandum and a PNP memo dated Feb. 2 directing all police units to remove signages, tarpaulins, markers, posters and similar materials bearing the name, image, initials, color motif, slogan or identifying symbols of public officials, particularly those linked to government-funded projects and activities. MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police clarified yesterday that its prohibition and removal of politically branded signages apply only to materials displayed at PNP stations, camps, offices and other facilities nationwide. The clarification follows a Department of the Interior and Local Government memorandum and a PNP memo dated Feb. 2 directing all police units to remove signages, tarpaulins, markers, posters and similar materials bearing the name, image, initials, color motif, slogan or identifying symbols of public officials, particularly those linked to government-funded projects and activities. Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla has ordered all local government officials to remove similar materials in their jurisdictions, including from walls of government structures and ambulances.

Source: Philippine Star February 08, 2026 16:36 UTC