Peace and Order in the Philippines During Pacquiao-dela Hoya Match

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It is not a surprise that the entire Philippines is probably glued to the television set during the fights of Filipino boxing champ Manny Pacquiao. But since the latest Dream Match against Oscar dela Hoya last December 6, 2008 was his biggest so far, it cannot be denied that his countrymen are waiting for him and even praying for him to make thse big moves against his nemesis on the ring.

And the proof to this undying support and following to Pacquiao, the police departments reported that they had zero crime rates during the period that Pacquiao and dela Hoya were fighting. Police said that nobody reported anything to them during those times, and considering that this is December, a month when the crime rates increase. Only one case was reported in Quezon City, Philippines, where two people had a fight, but it was also about Manny's boxing match. I guess even the criminals are fans of Manny.

Some people also allowed their bus trips to be delayed a few hours until after Manny's fight. Other drivers went parking for several hours just to watch the historical fight. And with that, the day of the fight recorded the lowest traffic in major cities.

Well, truly Manny Pacquiao is one true living Filipino hero. Even criminals stop their trade just to watch him fight.

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  • posh_post12/21/2008

    hehe yeah, i guess...imagine that? he's the only person who can make systems stop here in the philippines!

  • meili12/18/2008

    this is one goodnews! i hope more news like these come up in the coming days... maybe pacman should fight more often??? :o)

  • nono12/13/2008

    pacquaio is truly the hero of the filipino. wonder if he will run for president? hehe

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