DFA Rejects China’s Warning over ‘Worsening Security’ in Philippines - BusinessWorld Online

DFA refutes China's 'mischaracterization' of PH crime situation

MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has refuted China’s recent travel advisory warning its citizens of a “worsening” security situation in the Philippines targeting Chinese nationals, saying it misrepresents the country’s actual conditions. “The relevant travel advisories issued by China mischaracterize the situation in the Philippines,” the DFA said in a statement

DFA rejects China’s warning over ‘worsening security’ in Philippines - BusinessWorld Online

By Adrian H. Halili and Kenneth Christiane L. Basilio, Reporters THE Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) on Monday dismissed China’s latest travel advisory that warned Chinese citizens about the deteriorating security situation in the Philippines. “The relevant travel advisories issued by China mischaracterize the situation in the Philippines,” the agency said in a statement. At the weekend, the Chinese Embassy in Manila, citing its Ministry of …

Philippines refutes China’s ‘mischaracterisation’ of crime situation

MANILA, Philippines: The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) has refuted China's recent travel advisory warning its citizens of a "worsening" security situation in the Philippines targetting Chinese nationals, saying it misrepresents the country's actual conditions.

DFA rejects China’s claims of worsening security in Philippines

The DFA pushed back against China’s alert urging citizens to reconsider travel to the Philippines, saying claims of worsening security misrepresent the situation.

DFA: China travel advisory 'mischaracterizes' situation in PH

The Philippines on Monday countered China's latest travel warning, saying it "mischaracterizes the situation" in the country.

Philippines rejects China’s travel warning, calls it a mischaracterization

The Philippines on Monday dismissed China’s latest travel advisory, saying it misrepresents the security situation in the country. Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) spokesperson Angelica Escalona said incidents of crime, including those involving Chinese nationals, are being addressed by law enforcement authorities. “Instances of crimes reported or known to law enforcement authorities, including those perpetrated …