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PNP: No targeting of Chinese
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has affirmed its mandate to protect all individuals in the country, including foreign nationals, in response to an advisory from the Chinese Embassy.
PNP Information Chief Col. Randulf Tuaño stated that the police force is obligated to serve and protect everyone within Philippine territory, regardless of their nationality.
Tuaño clarified that the PNP respects the advisory issued by the Chinese Embassy but emphasized that there are no reports of frequent harassment against Chinese citizens or businesses in the Philippines.
He reiterated that the PNP is committed to protecting the interests of the Philippines and ensuring that anyone who violates the law, whether local or foreign, will be held accountable.
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