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| A Philippine soldier checks a car leaving Marawi. (Xinhua photo) |
The Chinese embassy in the Philippines reminded Chinese citizens residing in the country to pay close attention to their personal security after the Philippines government declared martial law for 60 days in Marawi, Mindanao, following the firefight between military forces and the Maute and Abu Sayyaf fighters on May 23.
The embassy cautioned Chinese citizens to be vigilant and cautious while traveling, and also recommended that they avoid the Mindanao region during the martial law period. Those already in the region should stay alert and intensify their security measures, the embassy noted, advising Chinese citizens to report to local police and ask for help at the Chinese embassy and consulates in case of an emergency.
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