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PNP remains on full alert ahead of Nov. 30 rally
The Philippine National Police (PNP) will remain on full alert status until November 30, coinciding with continuous protests against corruption.
PNP spokesperson Police Brigadier General Randulf Tuaño confirmed that deployment plans for the November 30 rally are being finalized.
The Manila Police District (MPD) has maintained its personnel deployment at the Mendiola Peace Arch, near Malacañang Palace.
PNP chief Police Lieutenant General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. stated that the PNP will practice maximum tolerance towards peaceful gatherings and zero tolerance for violence during the 'Trillion Peso March'.
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