Philippine police downgrade alert status after ‘peaceful’ Nov 30 protests


Manila police blocking a portion of Recto Avenue in Manila as protesters march in an anti-corruption rally on Nov 30, 2025. — INQUIRER

MANILA: The Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday (Dec 1) said it will be downgrading its alert level status from “full alert” to “heightened alert” after the Nov 30 anti-corruption protests concluded “peacefully and with no untoward incidents.”

The PNP previously explained that “full alert” meant that all its personnel are expected to report and be ready to be deployed, while “heightened alert” meant at least 75 per cent of the police force’s total manpower must be available.

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