No security threats have been detected by the Armed Forces
of the Philippines (AFP) to the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
(APEC) Leaders’ Meeting which will be held in Metro Manila from Nov. 17-20.
"The coast is secured," AFP spokesperson Col. Restituto
Padilla told reporters in a press briefing Wednesday.
Padilla said that while the Philippine National Police is
the lead agency in ensuring security during the APEC meeting, the AFP will
deploy the Joint Task Force-National Capital Region, the Tanay-based 2nd
Infantry Division and the Tarlac City-based Northern Luzon Command and other
units in AFP headquarters in Camp
Aguinaldo
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