The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has confirmed its commitment to securing the safety of Asean delegates beyond the official summit venues. The assurance comes as the Asean summit is underway in the Philippines.
The NCRPO has deployed additional personnel to monitor areas surrounding the summit locations, including hotels and transportation hubs. This measure is intended to prevent any potential security threats during the duration of the summit. The police have also coordinated with local authorities to maintain order and ensure smooth movement of delegates.
The Asean summit, held in the capital city, brings together leaders from ten member states. The event is a key platform for regional cooperation and decision-making. The heightened security measures reflect the importance of the summit and the need to protect participants from any disruptions. The police have not disclosed specific details about the security risks but have emphasized their readiness to respond to any incidents.
The summit, which began earlier this week, is expected to conclude next week. The increased police presence is part of a broader effort to ensure the success of the event. The NCRPO has not issued any official statements about the nature of the security concerns, but the measures indicate a proactive approach to safeguarding the delegates.
