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Cebu peace rally orderly
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) director, Police Brig. Gen. Anthony A. Aberin, commended the police force and other government personnel for ensuring a peaceful and orderly national rally for peace organized by Iglesia Ni Cristo (INC).
The event, held at the Quirino Grandstand in Manila on January 13, saw the participation of approximately 1.6 million people.
Aberin extended his gratitude to the military, other law enforcement agencies, local government units, and the INC itself for their collaborative efforts in security planning and implementation.
He highlighted that the successful and organized assembly was a result of stringent preparations made jointly by the INC leadership, NCRPO, LGUs, and other government agencies.
Aberin specifically thanked every member of the security force for their dedication and commitment to maintaining peace and public safety during the rally.
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