Being the first of six SONAs Marcos Jr. will deliver, the event will set the tone of his presidency for the years to come. SONA2022 | via philstarlife
President Ferdinand"Bongbong" Marcos Jr. is set to deliver his first State of the Nation Address on Monday, July 25 at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City. This comes nearly a month after he was officially, the president is mandated to deliver the address before Congress at the opening of its regular session, which starts every fourth Monday of July.
The House of Representatives is expected to be at full capacity during Marcos Jr.'s delivery of his first SONA, according to House Secretary General"Yes, full capacity tayo, face to face na ang gagawin natin. So we’re expecting 315 members to be present plus the 24 senators to be there. Members of the Diplomatic Corps, lahat ng invited guest natin sana makadalo," Mendoza told reporters.
There will be a total of 21,853 policemen, soldiers, and other security officers safeguarding the event, in contrast to the 15,174 earlier announced. Of which, 16,964 will be coming from the NCRPO, 1,905 from the Philippine National Police , and 2,974 from other law enforcement agencies. "Just like what we did on inauguration day, three days before and two days after the actual date, nag-impose tayo ng gun ban. Temporarily, sinuspend muna natin lalo na iyong PCTFOR. Just the same, we will do it," Danao Jr. said to reporters in an ambush interview on July 14.
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