Josiah Antonio – The Philippine Star
October 31, 2026|12:00 am
MANILA, Philippines– Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon revealed discouragement at the almost two-year hold-up in the transfer of closed-circuit tv control at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport.
Throughout an evaluation at the NAIA Terminal 1 the other day as Undas methods, Dizon was irritated at how the transfer of CCTV control from the Manila International Airport Authority (MIAA) to the New NAIA Infrastructure Corp. (NNIC) has actually been postponed, mentioning security issues.
“The issue here exists’s no single responsibility. Our issue is basic, somebody was robbed and you are all pointing fingers,” the Department of Transportation chief stated.
“We’ve been repairing the transfer because in 2015. I desire this turnover done instantly. We will just scold one and you will not point fingers. Absolutely nothing will occur to us,” he included.
Dizon bought the MIAA to turn over the obligation, authority, and operations of all CCTV video cameras to NNIC by November.
He alerted the included authorities that they will be fired need to they not beat the due date.
In addition, Dizon bought NNIC to include more CCTV electronic cameras in every corner of the terminal in order to make sure the security of travelers.
The assessment was activated after a French traveler was robbed of 3 high-value watches worth millions.
Dizon stated– with the support of Sen. Raffy Tulfo and his personnel– the suspect was recognized and the products were obtained.
Around 1.2 million guests are anticipated to flock NAIA terminals from Oct. 27 to Nov. 4.
On the other hand, Dizon admired the other enhancements of the terminals such as a remodelled arrival location and automated migration gates.
He kept in mind that all Filipinos can access e-gates aside from abroad Filipinos employees and immigrants in order to prevent long lines.
According to the MIAA, they will finish the turnover of the CCTV monitoring system to the NNIC within November.
The MIAA has actually currently finished the last approval of the CCTV job, and started the essential plans for its official turnover to NNIC in accordance with the NAIA Public-Private Partnership Concession Agreement.
The MIAA continues its CCTV repair work and repair efforts, in coordination with Abratique & & Associates Philippines Inc., while preserving proper security procedures to secure guests and other airport users. — Rudy Santos
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