+ Follow METRO MANILA AND MAKATI Tag
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[Title] => Canada renews travel warning on RP
[Summary] => Canada renewed its advisory yesterday, warning its citizens against travel to the Philippines because of bombings and kidnappings in the country.
Despite protests by Manila against travel advisories issued by Western countries, Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade renewed its earlier travel warning without any substantial changes.
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[Title] => ‘Despite kidnaps, foreigners safe here’
[Summary] => Foreign Affairs Secretary Blas Ople assured foreign nationals in the country yesterday that they are safe even with the rising incidence of kidnappings in Metro Manila over the past few weeks.
Ople said the government is doing all it can to protect foreign nationals "pursuant to international law standards in the treatment of aliens."
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Despite protests by Manila against travel advisories issued by Western countries, Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade renewed its earlier travel warning without any substantial changes.
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Ople said the government is doing all it can to protect foreign nationals "pursuant to international law standards in the treatment of aliens."
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