PNP, ipinakita sa video epekto sa isang dummy na ginamitan ng paputok na “Kingkong”
- The Philippine National Police recently demonstrated the effects of using the firecracker called “Kingkong”
- In a report by GMA News, one can see a dummy situated on an open area with both of its arms and hands stretched forward
- Then a man placed the said “Kingkong” between the fingers of the dummy
- The demonstration video was conducted at Camp Vicente Lim in Laguna
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The Philippine National Police (PNP) recently demonstrated the effects of using in the wrong manner the firecracker called “Kingkong.”
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In a GMA News report, one can see a dummy placed on an open area inside Camp Vicente Lim in Laguna.
The dummy’s arms were in outstretched position, and with its hands open.
One can see in the video a man, presumably a police officer albeit in civilian clothing, placing the said “Kingkong” firecracker between the fingers of the dummy.
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He then lighted the said firecracker and ran away to a safe distance and waited.
The firecracker exploded with a loud bang, with a lot of smoke billowing around the dummy.
When the smoke cleared, one can see the fingers of the dummy broken in several places and his other arm now folded inward.
In a subsequent interview, Police Brigadier General (PBGen) Paul Kenneth T Lucas, explained that the dummy is made of hard plastic, yet its had that held the “Kingkong” was severely damaged.
Gen. Lucas said that if such firecracker can do maximum damage to the hard plastic construction of the dummy, it can also inflict extreme harm to a human hand.
News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.
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Meanwhile, a chaplain of the Philippine Coast Guard was robbed of P200,000 and a watch. Based on the report of GMA Integrated News, the chaplain parked at a roadside in Roxas Boulevard on Dec. 25. The suspect took the victim's Huawei Smartwatch and P200,000 cash, along with other valuables. Police later arrested the suspect on the night of Dec. 25 but the only amount recovered was P5,100.
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