PNC: Highlights its presence in the squares of San Salvador's Historic Center to guide visitors and keep them safe
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📍 San Salvador 🏛️👨👩👧👦 Las familias disfrutan en las plazas del Centro Histórico, donde nacionales y extranjeros comparten momentos de alegría y tranquilidad. Nuestros policías mantienen presencia en cada espacio para orientar a los visitantes y garantizar su seguridad. #PlanControlTerritorial— PNC El Salvador (@PNCSV) · Nov 10, 2026 · 16:30 (El Salvador time)
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The PNC highlights its presence in the squares of San Salvador's Historic Center to guide visitors and keep them safe.
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