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Cops say 80K crowd in Pasay rally; Robredo camp sticks to 400K
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) estimated that only 70,000 to 80,000 people attended Vice President Leni Robredo's grand rally in Pasay City on Saturday, April 23.
The NCRPO stated that the rally was generally peaceful and attended by supporters from various areas.
The attendees arrived using approximately 300 cars, 15 buses, 100 motorcycles, and 15 public utility jeepneys.
A significant number of attendees reportedly left before the event concluded.
Some supporters converged at the main rally site, while others stayed in nearby establishments.
This police estimate is significantly lower than the organizers' claimed attendance of at least 412,000.
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