Marcos Orders Lawful, Non-Violent Arrest of Senator Dela Rosa
Philippine President Marcos has ordered the lawful and non-violent arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa. Authorities are proceeding with legal measures if he refuses to surrender, while also prioritizing public safety.
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