ASEAN Organizing Council Urges Filipinos to Respect Summit Delegates
As the Philippines prepares to host the ASEAN Summit, the ASEAN Organizing Council has urged the public to show respect and cooperation towards arriving foreign delegates. They are requesting consideration for traffic restrictions and demonstrations, while also strengthening cybersecurity measures.
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