Crowds at the Luneta Park continue to gather for various activities, spreading across different parts of Manila, including Financial Road, Maria Orosa Street, and Liwasang Bonifacio.
According to the Manila Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (MDRRMO), using drone surveillance and geographic information system (GIS) technology, the estimated number of attendees in Luneta is approximately 1,600, as of 10 a.m.
The Manila Police District (MPD), based on visual estimation, reports a higher estimate of 2,500 individuals, reflecting differences in crowd-counting methods.
00:00Ngayon ay lumalaban, ang taong ang bayan, zyutahan, hitnod oro basista.
00:09the
00:37Marcos
00:38Let's go!
00:41Let's go!
00:46Let's go!
00:58Let's go!
01:05We're here as part of the continuing protests to seek for accountability.
01:35And the change in the corrupt system of government in the Philippines.
01:40In particular, we are demanding that the investigations into the issues of corruption be expanded.
01:47To include not just the lower rank public officials, but from the bottom to the top.
01:53Up until the president of the Philippines himself, Ferdinand Marcos, who we think has a big role in this systemic and widespread corruption in the country.
02:05And that's thehafrogios.
02:08The Uchihafrogi in this country is very important.
02:14The Uchihafrogi is in the country.
02:17At thehafrogi's犬, there is an issue with the Uchihafrogi's attention to the city of the country.
02:21You can only raise a whole chorizo in the country.
02:24You can also use an international tie-up, which is a Western village duosier.
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