FACT CHECK: Malacañang Not Locked Down After VP Sara's Arrest Warrant
A viral claim on social media alleging that Malacañang was placed under lockdown following the issuance of an arrest warrant for Vice President Sara Duterte has been debunked by Rappler's fact-check. The Palace continued its normal operations, with no evidence of a lockdown.
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