(Eagle News) — The first day of the state visit of Chinese President Xi Jinping has been generally peaceful, according to National Capital Regional Police Office (NCRPO) Chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar.
Eleazar said that as of now no reports of any untoward incidents had been reported.
Although there was a series of rallies on Tuesday, Nov. 21, Eleazar said the demonstrations were held without any violent incidents happening.
He however clarified that there were no rallies and protest actions allowed along the roads and in the vicinity of venues that will be used by the visiting Chinese leader.
“Tayo po ay naniniwala na magiging maayos at mapayapa ang pagbabantay para sa dadaluhang mga programa ng ating bisita. Ang ating paki-usap sa ating mga kababayan kung wala rin lang ginagawa ay huwag muna silang pumunta para hindi nila maexperience yung kaunting trapiko habang ginagamit yung kahabaan ng kalsada,” the NCRPO said in an interview over Net 25’s Agila Balita Alas Dose earlier.
The Chinese president left the country around 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 21, after a successful 2-day state visit.
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