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MANILA, Philippines 鈥� The cadet, who reportedly asked for the watch of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. as a gift during a graduation event 鈥渉as already been dealt with,鈥� according to Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla.

Padilla likewise clarified asking for the President鈥檚 watch is not a tradition within the Philippine Military Academy (PMA).

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鈥淭his is not a tradition of the PMA. We鈥檝e been there, we graduated there, and through the years this is not a tradition we uphold. This is an isolated incident, and it has already been dealt with. It鈥檚 already a closed book on our side,鈥� the AFP official said in a press conference on Tuesday.

鈥淚t was already addressed. He was already reprimanded; in our case, it鈥檚 already a closed book. He was already admonished.聽 It has already been dealt with according to the regulations of the AFP and the PMA,鈥� Padilla stressed.

Last Friday, Vice President Sara Duterte disclosed how she pictured cutting or removing the head of Marcos after he allegedly declined to gift his watch to a cadet asking for it.

She also imagined telling Marcos that the kid he was talking to was a child who would be 鈥渞eady to die for the country鈥� and worked hard for years to get where he was now.