A resort complex in Manila said it was on lockdown early Friday following reports of gunfire from unidentified attackers. Philippine police, fire trucks and SWAT teams rushed to the scene, where hotel employees reported seeing a masked gunman firing at guests on the second floor of a hotel. There were also reports of explosions at the complex. Read more:Philippine airstrike accidentally kills 11 soldiers in besieged city MarawiResorts World Manila, in the southwestern part of metro Manila near Ninoy Aquino International Airport, said on Twitter that it was “currently on lockdown following reports of gunfire from unidentified men.” It said it was working closely with police to ensure the safety of employees and guests, adding: “We ask for your prayers during these difficult times.”The large resort complex is popular with tourists and features hotels, restaurants, bars, a casino, a shopping mall and a theatre.

Source: thestar June 01, 2017 18:37 UTC