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Duterte ‘safe, in good condition’ in Davao: PSG chief
President Rodrigo Duterte is safe in Davao City following the twin bombings in Jolo, Sulu that resulted in 15 fatalities.
Presidential Security Group (PSG) commander Colonel Jesus Durante III stated that the President is in good condition and health.
Durante assured that the PSG is on heightened alert and actively coordinating with other law enforcement agencies, as well as citizens, to ensure the President's safety.
The PSG is implementing a 360-degree protection approach for the President and his family, considering threats from terrorism and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The President has been staying in Davao City since the beginning of August.
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