Filipinos in Greenland told: No cause for alarm for now


Greenland has been thrown into the global spotlight, with a recent election occurring against the backdrop of Trump’s goal to acquire the territory ‘one way or another.’ — AP

MANILA: The Philippine embassy in Denmark has advised Filipinos to remain vigilant amid growing dissent against threats of a potential US takeover of Greenland.

In an advisory, the embassy urged Filipino communities in Greenland, a territory of Denmark, to remain calm, noting that there is “no cause for alarm at this time” as it coordinates with its counterparts to closely monitor any developments on the issue.

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