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PNP: Anti-corruption rallies peaceful
Anti-corruption protests held over the weekend in Metro Manila were generally peaceful due to close coordination with the organizers and participants’ adherence to protocols, the Philippine National Police (PNP) said yesterday.
Philippine president supports public outrage over corruption but says protests should be peaceful – The Killeen Daily Herald - Corruption By Cops
Philippine president supports public outrage over corruption but says protests should be peaceful The Killeen Daily Herald Source link The post Philippine president supports public outrage over corruption but says protests should be peaceful – The Killeen Daily Herald first appeared on Corruption By Cops.
The protests against corruption in Metro Manila this past week were generally peaceful. According to Philippine National Police-Public Information Office (PNP-PIO) Chief PBGen. Randulf Tuaño, more than 2,100 police officers and 1,500 Reactionary Standby Support Force personnel were deployed to ensure security and traffic flow. The rally sites included EDSA Shrine, Mendiola, Senado and other major thoroughfares. Meanwhile, Acting PNP Chief PLTGEN…
No ‘media blackout’ for Sept. 13 anti-corruption protests – Tinig ng Plaridel
At least nine media organizations reported on anti-corruption protests in Metro Manila on Saturday, Sept. 13, contrary to claims of a “media blackout” in a TikTok video. The video uploaded… The post No ‘media blackout’ for Sept. 13 anti-corruption protests appeared first on Tinig ng Plaridel.
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