Gunshots ring out at Philippine Senate, people told to take cover - Reuters

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Gunfire erupted in the Philippine Senate during an attempted arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity. The incident's cause and any injuries remain unclear.

Over a dozen gunshots were heard at the Philippine Senate, prompting people to seek cover. Military personnel were seen inside the building amid an attempted arrest of Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the International Criminal Court.

Volleys of gunshots were heard at the Philippine Senate as chaos mounted in anticipation of an attempt to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court. The situation remains unclear, with military personnel present at the scene.

Gunshots were heard inside the Philippine Senate as military personnel were deployed in anticipation of an attempt to arrest Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the International Criminal Court on charges of crimes against humanity.

Shots were fired at the Philippine Senate, but no casualties were reported. Senate Secretary Mark Llandro Mendoza stated that the situation is still being assessed and that everyone inside the Senate building is safe.