Malacañang has called on the public to “bring back decency” in the country following a video showing students in Davao City heckling President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during his visit to People’s Ville. The incident, which occurred on July 25, has sparked discussions about public behavior and respect for the presidency.
The video, shared on social media, shows Marcos walking toward the presidential chopper after his visit. Several students reportedly shouted and made verbal comments, prompting a reaction from the administration. Malacañang issued a statement urging citizens to uphold proper conduct and respect for national leaders.
The Department of Education-Davao (DepEd-Davao) also responded, expressing concern over the incident and emphasizing the need for discipline and respect among students. The event highlights ongoing tensions between public figures and youth, as well as the role of social media in amplifying such moments.
The situation remains under review, with no immediate action announced against the students involved. (newsinfo.inquirer.net)
