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MANILA, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has denied an online post claiming that two people were killed in a rally in Manila marking the 54th anniversary of martial law on Monday. In a statement on Tuesday, the NCRPO said that based on its real-time monitoring and field reports, there were no […]... Keep on reading: Police: No fatalities in Sept. 21 martial law protests

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MANILA, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has denied an online post claiming that two people were killed in a rally in Manila marking the 54th anniversary of martial law on Monday. In a statement on Tuesday, the NCRPO said that based on its real-t...

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Center: MANILA, Philippines — The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has denied an online post claiming that two people were killed in a rally in Manila marking the 54th anniversary of martial law on Monday. In a statement on Tuesday, the NCRPO said that based on its real-time monitoring and field reports, there were no […]... Keep on reading: Police: No fatalities in Sept. 21 martial law protests
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Police: No fatalities in Sept. 21 martial law protests