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PNP says no formal threats reported against VP Duterte, family
The Philippine National Police said Saturday it has received no official reports of threats against Vice President Sara Duterte and her family, despite her public concerns about their safety.
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MANILA — The Philippine National Police (PNP) said it has not received any formal information regarding threats against Vice President Sara Duterte and her family, even as the vice president has publicly expressed concerns over their security.
PNP chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. stated that the police force is closely monitoring the situation following Duterte's statements about her safety fears. The remarks come amid ongoing tensions involving the high-ranking official.
The PNP chief did not elaborate on the specific nature of Duterte's concerns or provide additional details about the monitoring efforts being undertaken. The police force urged the public to report any credible threats through official channels.
Duterte, who serves as vice president and education secretary, has previously raised issues about security matters affecting her administration. The PNP's statement clarifies the agency's current assessment of the situation as of Saturday.