The Philippine Army (PA) on Thursday announced that it has yet to receive reports of soldiers in front-line units had indiscriminately fired their service weapons during the New Year's Eve revelries.
"As of now we have not received reports from our line units regarding any violations of indiscriminate firing but we are continuously monitoring for such incident," PA spokesperson Capt. Anthony Bacus said.
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