A group of men and women from Region 1 rushed to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) on Wednesday to claim an alleged "hidden treasure," which according to them belongs to the Filipino people.
WATCH: Sumugod sa @BangkoSentral ang grupong ito dahil may ike-claim umano silang "kayamanan" sa central bank na para sa "sambayanang Pilipino." | RH29 @boy_gonzales, DZRH News #SamaSamaTayoPilipino pic.twitter.com/qSgBZQinqJ
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According to the report by RH Boy Gonzales, around 1,000 people joined the strike on Wednesday morning. Most of them are from different towns in Pangasinan.
WATCH: Ayon sa mga matatandang kasama ni Salvador, apat na van silang sumugod sa @BangkoSentral ukol sa ike-claim umano nilang yaman.
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Tantya ng pulisya, nasa 1,000 katao ang nakiisa sa nasabing rally. | RH29 @boy_gonzales, DZRH News#SamaSamaTayoPilipino pic.twitter.com/H9w389Y4wk
"Kaunting panahon nalang lalaya ng ang sambayanang Pilipino sa kahirapan! Sa panahong ito, sa panahon ni PBBM kinakailangan ilabas na ang kayamanang nakatago sa Bangko Sentral na ang tagapagmana ay sambayanang Pilipino," said Prince Gilbert Salvador, the leader of the group who introduced himself as an attorney.
"Abogado tayo sa sarili nating bayan dahil ang aming bitbit ay konstitusyon," Salvador remarked.
Salvador said they are carrying a document proving that there is indeed money for Filipinos hidden at the central bank.
As of this writing, the group has yet to release a statement on where they got the information.
The group said they were not going to leave BSP until a bank official reached out to them.
