After ML declaration, Davao on virtual lockdown | Global News

After ML declaration, Davao on virtual lockdown

Mayor Duterte: "We advise those from outside Davao that if they don’t have important business, not to come.",
By: - Bureau Chief / @inqmindanao
/ 02:25 AM May 24, 2017

Mayor Sara Duterte's pres briefing shortly after meeting with police and military officials in Davao City. Photo by Rudolph Ian Alama

Mayor Sara Duterte’s press briefing shortly after meeting with police and military officials in Davao City. Photo by Rudolph Ian Alama

DAVAO CITY – Mayor Sara Duterte Carpio has announced the virtual lock down of the city following President Duterte’s declaration of martial law in Mindanao.

The President’s daughter, in a press briefing held after a meeting with police and military officers Tuesday midnight, said those visiting the city should expect “a more extensive and thorough search.” The declaration took effect on Tuesday night.

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“We advise those from outside Davao that if they don’t have important business, not to come kay ma-hassle ra sila [because of the hassle],” she said.

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She said the security measures authorities were preparing were for threats coming from within and outside the city.

The mayor also called on residents to “use prudence in planning your daily activities.”

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“My suggestion is if you do not have any important things to do outside of your residences, you just stay home,” she said.

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