00:00Members of the Church Of Christ of Latter-day Saints came here last night to the Quirino Grandstand in Manila to be part of the National Rally for Peace today.
00:12Their motto is peace in the country.
00:16In order to gather strength, they all took turns to sleep soundly.
00:22Some set up tents and brought chairs, while others lay down to rest.
00:29For us, our country comes first.
00:33Many are suffering, especially now.
00:37Our country has a big problem, you know that.
00:41In order to reach our members of the Church Of Christ of Latter-day Saints,
00:44we must unite to maintain peace in our country.
00:49In a statement, the Church Of Christ of Latter-day Saints said that they support the position of President Bongbong Marcos,
00:55which is not in line with the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte.
00:59There are more issues that need to be addressed, which they say will not be resolved easily.
01:06There are many issues that need to be addressed.
01:08The Philippines has a lot of problems.
01:10That is our priority.
01:13The program will start at 4 p.m. and is expected to end at 6 p.m.
01:19Aside from the Quirino Grandstand, the Peace Rally will also be held in 12 other places in different regions.
01:26More than a million people are expected to attend.
01:30Some roads in Manila and Pasay were closed by the MMDA since 4 a.m.
01:36That is why it is expected that there will be heavy traffic in the area until later tonight.
01:41The police and the MMDA are watching to ensure that the gathering is safe and orderly.
01:48According to the spokesperson of the INC, Edwil Zabala, everyone can attend the Peace Rally.
01:54The Commission on Elections has called on the aspirants of the election of 2025 not to mix politics in the Rally.
02:02Bea Pinlock, reporting for GMA Integrated News.
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