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PNC: Shows its PANTOS drone unit and Traffic Division watching over the La Resurrección memorial park in San Salvador

Policía Nacional Civil @PNCSV · Nov 2, 2026 · 13:13 (El Salvador time)

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📍Parque Memorial La Resurrección, San Salvador ​La Unidad de Patrullaje Aéreo no Tripulado de Observación y Seguimiento (PANTOS) y la División de Tránsito garantizan a las familias que su visita al lugar donde descansan los restos de sus seres queridos sea libre de incidentes. El dispositivo de nuestros policías brinda seguridad. #PlanControlTerritorial— Policía Nacional Civil (@PNCSV) · Nov 2, 2026 · 13:13 (El Salvador time)

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The PNC shows its PANTOS drone unit and Traffic Division watching over the La Resurrección memorial park in San Salvador.

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