Davao City is buzzing with protests and traffic snarls as supporters of Apollo Quiboloy stand their ground while passengers face disrupted travel plans!
Davao City is currently buzzing with tension as demonstrations erupt near the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) compound, blocking both lanes of the Carlos P. Garcia Highway. The protests are in support of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy, whose followers are rallying after police attempted to serve a warrant for him nearby. While the streets are filled with supporters voicing their concerns, chaos has enveloped the traffic flow, particularly for those heading to Davao International Airport and beyond. With over a thousand demonstrators on site, it seems that the city has become an unexpected hub for both faithful and frustration!
In an interesting twist, the local police have stepped up to clarify that there is no lockdown occurring in Davao City, despite rampant rumors on social media. "Go slow on sharing unverified information," urged a Davao City official, hoping to quell the mounting fears. Amidst this unrest, airlines such as Cebu Pacific have offered flexible options for travelers looking to adjust their plans, ensuring that passengers don’t get stuck in the snarl of protest-mania.
As tensions escalate with protesters intentionally blocking crucial highways, police have confirmed that clashes have left several individuals, including police officers, injured. The protests highlight a complex relationship between the government and its citizens, particularly regarding the polarizing figure of Pastor Quiboloy, whose supporters have taken to the streets for his defense. Many are asking how far these demonstrations will go while others are caught wondering when they will be able to move freely through Davao’s roads again.
As the standoff continues, local businesses are feeling the pressure, with some potentially affected by the disruptions. Interestingly, domestic airlines like Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific are stepping in to offer free rebooking and travel funds, showcasing the unpredictable ripple effect of a protest that turned the city into a chaotic, yet captivating scene!
Did you know that Apollo Quiboloy claims to be the "Appointed Son of God" and has amassed a significant following in the Philippines? His Kingdom of Jesus Christ group is known for its philanthropic activities, but it’s currently a lightning rod for controversy. Also, a fun fact: Davao City is known for its strict regulations regarding public order, which makes these protests all the more surprising for local residents! Stay tuned for more updates as the situation unfolds!
Both lanes of the Carlos P. Garcia Highway along the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) Compound and Davao International Airport are at a standstill as ...
'..the PNP, especially PRO 11, has never implemented any lockdown along the National Highway or planned to do so,' says the Davao City police.
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Supporters of Apollo Quiboloy gathered in front of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) compound in Davao City on Sunday to protest the presence of the police ...
Police and supporters of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy are currently locked in a standoff in Davao City on Sunday night, August 25. received_532615365947499.jpeg.
A Davao City official has asked netizens to go slow on sharing unverified information including news that the city is under a lockdown.
Tensions escalated in Davao City on Sunday evening as members of the Kingdom of Jesus Christ (KOJC) staged a massive rally, blocking the Diversion Road ...
Police said members of KJC “intentionally blocked” the national highway near their compound along Buhangin District until the airport exit.
A still undetermined number of people, including six police officers, are hurt as Apollo Quiboloy's supporters occupy a section of the highway in Davao.
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Two airlines offered flexible options for its passengers as ongoing demonstrations continued to block traffic in Davao City.
The Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) said the Francisco Bangoy International Airport remains 'open' and 'operational' despite the tense ...
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