Philippine Authorities Deny May 13 Senate Attack Claims

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The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) and the Philippine National Police (PNP) confirmed there was no attack on the Philippine Senate on May 13, despite reports of gunfire. Interior Secretary Remulla expressed doubt about claims linking the incident to Aplasca, a known figure. This clarification aims to prevent misinformation and reassure the public about the security of government institutions.

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•DILG and PNP officially stated no attack occurred on the Senate on May 13.
•Interior Secretary Remulla questioned the involvement of Aplasca in the May 13 gunfire incident.
•Reports of gunfire on May 13 near the Senate prompted public concern and speculation.
•The statement was issued on May 19 and reiterated on May 20 to address ongoing doubts.

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▸If DILG and PNP provide further evidence disproving any attack public trust in government security will strengthen, reducing fear and misinformation.

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