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An estimated 30,000 participants are expected to join the "Trillion Peso March," a mass anti-corruption protest scheduled for September 21 at EDSA.
The event, organized by church leaders, student groups, and civic organizations, aims to voice out collective disapproval against corruption and abuse.
Preparations have been finalized by various sectors, indicating a strong turnout for the demonstration.
The march will commence in the morning at Luneta Park, Manila, with participants converging at the EDSA People Power Monument in Quezon City for the main event in the afternoon.
Bishop Jose Colin Bagaforo of Caritas Philippines noted that the Luneta gathering will precede the main EDSA rally, encouraging all attendees to join the march.
Kiko Aquino Dee of Tindig Pilipinas described the event as a 'moral call' to demonstrate the people's resolve against corruption and demand a trustworthy government.
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