China’s activities seen to “jeopardize” the security of the country’s borders were among the key security issues discussed yesterday during the first ever joint national peace and order council and regional peace and order council meeting at Malacañang.
Members of the Chinese Coast Guard were seen roving around the Rozul Reef in Palawan as they patrol the area on April 21, 2024MANILA, Philippines — China’s activities seen to “jeopardize” the security of the country’s borders were among the key security issues discussed yesterday during the first ever joint national peace and order council and regional peace and order council meeting at Malacañang.
China, whose expansive claim in the West Philippine Sea was voided by a Hague-based arbitral tribunal in 2016, has been harassing Filipino fishing vessels and resupply missions in areas within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone. Marcos also reminded police officials to build their credibility by being part of the community. He called on law enforcers “to be on the beat, to know the people, and to understand what’s happening.”
“Hold accountable the personalities behind this deceiving act, make the investigation swift and comprehensive to ascertain the truth,” Remulla said in a statement on April 25, addressing the NBI. “I am instructing you to file the necessary legal action, if warranted, against those behind this fake news.”
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