PNP to Exercise Maximum Tolerance for ASEAN Summit Rallies
The Philippine National Police (PNP) announced it will exercise "maximum tolerance" towards expected protests coinciding with the ASEAN Summit, urging organizers to defer demonstrations. This aims to ensure the smooth flow of the summit and the safety of attendees.
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