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SC requests for more secure, smooth Bar exams granted by Isko

/ 08:09 PM October 16, 2019

SC requests for more secure, smooth Bar exams granted by Isko

Supreme Court Associate Justice Estela Perlas-Bernabe, who serves as the 2019 bar exam chairperson, visited Manila City Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso to ask for the city government’s support for the upcoming bar examination. PHOTO FROM: Manila Public Information Office

MANILA, Philippines—The Supreme Court’s list of requests: Additional security, ambulances, a liquor ban and more first responders. The Manila city government’s reponse: Granted.

The meeting between Associate Justice Estela Perlas-Bernabe and Manila Mayor Isko Moreno laid the groundwork for tighter security, more ambulances and more first responders a the University of Sto. Tomas, site of the 2019 Bar exams.

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Bernabe is chair of the 2019 Bar exams.

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According to the Manila public information office (PIO), Moreno agreed to deploy more men from the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office to serve as first responders during the exams and more ambulances from the same office.

A request for a liquor ban in the vicinity of the exam site was also granted, according to the Manila PIO.

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The Bar exams would be held on four consecutive Sundays in November with two subjects per exam day.

In 2018, 1,800 of 8,155 examinees passed the exam for a passing rate of 22.07 percent./TSB

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