Hundreds join Trillion March in Albay to demand accountability

Hundreds of residents took to the streets of Albay to participate in the Trillion March, a nationwide campaign demanding transparency, accountability, and stronger measures against corruption. The rally drew civic groups, students, and concerned citizens who marched through key areas of the city, carrying banners and placards with messages urging ethical governance.

Organizers said the march aimed to highlight concerns about alleged misuse of public funds and the need for decisive action against corrupt officials. Speakers emphasized that citizens play a vital role in monitoring government actions and ensuring that public resources are used responsibly.

Authorities reported that the event remained peaceful, with police deployed to manage traffic and ensure the safety of participants. Some temporary road diversions were implemented, but normal traffic resumed after the march concluded.

Participants echoed the message that meaningful change requires sustained public engagement, vigilance, and civic responsibility. Local residents expressed support for the demonstrators, noting that the march serves as a reminder of the public’s power to demand good governance and integrity in leadership.

The rally concluded with calls for continued advocacy and active participation in civic activities, with organizers urging citizens to stay informed, vote responsibly, and hold officials accountable at every level.