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Trillion Peso March 2.0 rally peaceful—DILG
Thousands participated in the second Trillion Peso March, an anti-corruption protest held across Metro Manila on Sunday, November 30.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) stated that the rally was generally safe and peaceful, with an estimated 20,000 attendees nationwide.
At its peak, around 6,000 protesters gathered at the EDSA People Power Monument, 3,000 at Luneta Park, 1,000 at Liwasang Bonifacio, and 2,000 in Mendiola.
Protesters on Recto Avenue were prevented from reaching Mendiola Street by a police barricade.
The demonstrations, which were the second wave of the anti-corruption protest, began to disperse after 2 p.m.
The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported releasing three individuals who were apprehended for wearing balaclavas during the rally.
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