Philippine Senate Orders Remote Work Amid Security Threats
Philippine Senator Sherwin Gatchalian has ordered remote work for the Senate amid reports of serious security threats to the chamber. The move has led to increased security measures by the DILG and NCRPO, though details of the threats remain undisclosed.
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Gatchalian orders remote work amid Senate threat; contradicts Cayetano
MANILA, Philippines — To make way for a security assessment at the Senate premises, Senate President Pro Tempore Win Gatchalian declared a remote work set-up for the chamber’s employees from Wednesday to Friday. Gatchalian announced on Tuesday a potential security threat to the Senate, citing reports from National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Director Melvin Matibag. READ:
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Senate employees were allowed to work from home from June 10 to 11.
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