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Safety and Crime in Iloilo City, Iloilo

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Iloilo City is one of the safest cities in the Philippines. You can literally walk alone in the night safely. Its residents are one of the most hospitable people. Iloilo City also have great food with which one of its delicacies is biscocho. It is a bread which us baked until it is hard or crunchy.

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Zyrill, says: 2020

As a resident of Iloilo city for almost 19 years, the first thing someone should know about this place is that we are called “The city if Love”. Which in my interpretation is the city where us, residents of this place, are very caring and approachable. Second, our city is safer than other cities. it is not that hard to find work here whether you are a student or a graduate since institutions here accept workers that are at least 18 years old and above.

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Hermiravel, says: 2020

If they are moving here, they are in good hands. The people in my city are known for being hospitable and kind-hearted. We have low crime rates and the people are very safe even in night. The city has outstanding leaders and is very well-maintained. The city itself is peaceful and the people in it. You won’t ever regret moving here.

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Pauline, says: 2020

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