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2019 election gun ban to run from January to June: Comelec
2019 election gun ban to run from January to June: Comelec
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Published Nov 23, 2018 02:48 PM PHT
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Updated Nov 23, 2018 02:49 PM PHT

MANILA- The 2019 election gun ban will run from January 13 up to June 12, the Commission on Elections announced Friday.
MANILA- The 2019 election gun ban will run from January 13 up to June 12, the Commission on Elections announced Friday.
During the said period, it is prohibited to bear, carry or transport firearms, explosives or other deadly weapons.
During the said period, it is prohibited to bear, carry or transport firearms, explosives or other deadly weapons.
Qualified people may however seek a gun ban exemption by applying for the appropriate certificate of authority at the Comelec.
Qualified people may however seek a gun ban exemption by applying for the appropriate certificate of authority at the Comelec.
The poll body said interested persons may inquire about the requirements and get their application forms at the Comelec main office from Dec. 1, 2018 to May 29, 2019.
The poll body said interested persons may inquire about the requirements and get their application forms at the Comelec main office from Dec. 1, 2018 to May 29, 2019.
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"Unless properly covered by a CA (certificate of authority), any permit to carry firearm/s outside one’s residence or place of business will be ineffective and without force and effect during the election period," Comelec said.
"Unless properly covered by a CA (certificate of authority), any permit to carry firearm/s outside one’s residence or place of business will be ineffective and without force and effect during the election period," Comelec said.
The public is also reminded on the ban of employing or engaging the services of private bodyguards.
The public is also reminded on the ban of employing or engaging the services of private bodyguards.
Violation of the said prohibited acts shall constitute an election offense, the Comelec said.
Violation of the said prohibited acts shall constitute an election offense, the Comelec said.
The poll body earlier said it would release the final list of candidates for the 2019 midterm elections on Dec. 15.
The poll body earlier said it would release the final list of candidates for the 2019 midterm elections on Dec. 15.
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