Sinas: ‘Chubby Anonymous Project’ to continue even after my retirement as PNP chief
PNP Chief Debold Sinas joins obese officers in their exercise routine during the launching of the “Chummy Anonymous Project” of the Philippine National Police on March 4, 2021. | Photo PNP-PIO (Inquirer.net file photo)
CEBU CITY, Philippines — Philippine National Police (PNP) ‘Chubby Anonymous Project’ will continue even after PNP chief, Police General Debold Sinas, retires on May 8.
Sinas said that this program which was launched last March 4 along with the observance of the World Obesity Day will continue even if his term as PNP chief will end this May 8.
Sinas encouraged his personnel to be cautious in taking care of each other’ physical well-being.
“Actually, didto sa Manila, naa koy gi sponsor ana, ‘chubby anonymous’. I have 20 prime target, 30 secondary targets. I think for the last four to eight weeks, ning niwang pod baya sila. Ang highest ngadto (weight loss) is 25 pounds,” Sinas said.
He also disclosed that as he observed how this program works, he was glad about its result.
“Wa man nako to refer ang BMI, ako pa nga gi observe. Ako bisan overweight ako, but I am fine. Kung akong tshirt kay 5 or 6XL kaniadto, karon 1 or 2XL nalang,” Sinas added.
With this,he said that even if he retires as the 25th PNP chief, their ‘Chubby Anonymous Project’ still continues.
Further, Sinas did not comment on who will be the officer that will possibly take his position as PNP chief. He added that within his term as PNP chief, he made a difference.
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