10K join anti-corruption rally in Cebu
The anti-corruption rally in Cebu attended by 10,000 participants, including crowd turnout, key issues raised, and statements from authorities.
Around 10,000 people gathered in Cebu City to take part in a massive anti-corruption rally calling for transparency, accountability, and reforms in government. The event drew students, workers, civil society groups, and ordinary citizens who marched through key streets to make their voices heard.
Organizers said the rally was peaceful and aimed to highlight concerns over alleged misuse of public funds and the need for stronger anti-corruption measures. Participants carried banners and placards with messages demanding honesty and integrity from public officials. Some groups also held cultural performances and brief speeches to draw attention to the issues they are advocating.
Authorities deployed additional police personnel along the rally route to ensure safety and manage traffic. Cebu City police reported that the demonstration remained orderly and no major incidents were reported. Traffic was temporarily rerouted in certain areas to accommodate the large turnout.
Local leaders commended the public for exercising their right to protest peacefully while encouraging continued dialogue between citizens and government agencies. Organizers emphasized that the rally was meant to inspire civic engagement and remind officials that citizens are monitoring the proper use of public resources.
The event concluded in the afternoon with participants dispersing quietly. Authorities continue to monitor public spaces for safety, and organizers expressed hope that similar gatherings will continue to foster awareness and accountability in governance.
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