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PNP prepared to secure another major protest
The Philippine National Police (PNP) has stated its readiness for another "Trillion Peso March" anti-corruption rally.
The second Trillion Peso March took place on Sunday, November 30, aiming to protest corruption in flood control and infrastructure projects.
A similar protest, the "Baha Sa Luneta" rally, was also held at Rizal Park.
The PNP reported monitoring approximately 90,000 participants in 119 protests nationwide on November 30.
PNP Acting Chief Lt. Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. affirmed the police force's preparedness and continuous improvement in security operations for all types of rallies.
Organizers expressed openness to a third protest if major figures involved in corruption scandals are not held accountable.
Nartatez acknowledged the right to freedom of expression but emphasized that it ends when it infringes upon the rights of others.
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