Duterte speaks behind bullet-proof glass anew | Inquirer News

Duterte speaks behind bullet-proof glass anew

/ 08:28 PM April 11, 2019

MANILA, Philippines – President Rodrigo Duterte again spoke behind a thick, bullet-proof glass panel during the campaign rally of the Partido Demokratiko Pilipino-Lakas ng Bayan (PDP-Laban) in Bacolod City, Negros Occidental on Thursday night.

This was the second time Duterte was protected by a bullet-proof glass panel.

Last week, the President used the panel during the campaign rally of PDP-Laban in Malabon City where he also claimed that somebody wants to kill him.

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“May gusto mang pumatay sa akin. Pero palagay ko pa naman ang buhay ay swerte-swerte lang. Kung panahon ko na talaga, wala na akong magawa (Someone wants to kill me.  But if it’s your time, there;s nothing you can do about it),” Duterte said.

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READ: ‘Someone wants to kill me,’ Duterte says at Malabon rally

In a statement, Presidential Security Group (PSG) Commander Brig. Gen. Jose Eriel Niembra explained that they opted to use the glass panel because the activity was held in an open area.

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Malacañang also said that it is taking all threats to the President seriously because he has made many enemies in his tough stance against crime, corruption, and illegal drugs. /gsg

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READ: ‘Palace takes all threats to Duterte seriously’

PSG explains use of bullet-proof glass during Duterte’s Malabon speech

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