PNP Eyes Low-Level Threat Ahead of ASEAN Summit
The Philippine National Police (PNP) is monitoring a low-level threat for the upcoming ASEAN Summit this month. The PNP is ensuring sufficient personnel, resources, and funding to secure VIPs and venues, coordinating with other agencies to bolster security.
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