"The relevant security advisory by the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines was issued in light of the current travel safety conditions," said Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun on Wednesday, in response to an AFP inquiry regarding the embassy's security advisory.

On Tuesday, the Chinese Embassy in the Philippines issued a safety reminder for Chinese citizens in the country and those planning to visit ... It reads that recently, there have been frequent incidents of Chinese citizens and enterprises being harassed by Philippine law enforcement authorities, with political rallies, demonstrations in various parts of the country increased significantly.

The security risks faced by Chinese citizens and institutions in the Philippines have increased, the statement reads.

During a press briefing on Wednesday, an AFP reporter asked Guo whether China could confirm the case, what specific actions the Philippines had taken against Chinese individuals and entities, and whether Beijing was worried about the situation.

The relevant security advisory issued due to travel safety conditions in the Philippines: FM  was issued in light of current travel safety conditions in the Philippines," Guo said. He pointed to extensive media coverage on the matter, suggesting the reporter consult those reports for more information.

In Tuesday's statement, the Chinese Embassy reminded Chinese citizens in the Philippines to pay close attention to the local social security situation and earnestly strengthen security precautions and emergency preparedness. Reduce unnecessary outings and stay away from political gatherings and crowded places; Comply with local laws and regulations, and beware of falling into security risks and traps. 

The embassy advised those planning to travel to the Philippines to assess risks carefully and make prudent travel decisions. In case of emergency, travelers should report to local police and contact the nearest Chinese diplomatic or consular mission for assistance.