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8,500 cops to secure EDSA rites

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February 20, 2024

At least 8,500 police officers will be deployed to secure the commemoration of the 38th EDSA people power revolt, the Philippine National Police PNP) announced yesterday.

- MARK ERNEST VILLEZA

Police are closely monitoring two protest actions to be held in Cebu and Manila on Feb. 25., according to PNP chief Gen. Benjamin Acorda Jr. Acorda said about 2,500 police personnel would be deployed in Cebu while 6,000 PNP officers will secure the EDSA rites in Metro Manila. Acknowledging the importance of maintaining calm and order during the rallies, Acorda underscored the principle of maximum tolerance while urging participants to refrain from causing d

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