Explosions At Hotel Complex in Manila

UPDATE (2:24 p.m.): The Islamic State has taken credit for the attack.

#BREAKING IS claim responsibility for a Manila casino attack: SITE
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 1, 2017

UPDATE (2:58 p.m.): Terminal 3 of the Manila Ninoy Aquino International Airport is on lockdown. The terminals of Manila's airport effectively function as independent airports.

BREAKING: Manila airport tells @guardian Terminal 3 is on "lockdown" after gunfire and explosions at nearby casino https://t.co/D9NWz6usl1
— Oliver Holmes (@olireports) June 1, 2017

UPDATE (3:04 p.m.): The Resorts World Manila Facebook page has posted that the resort is under lockdown due to gunfire, and asked for prayers.

UPDATE (6:04 p.m.): Now there are reports that the situation was actually a robbery, not terrorism. Additionally, nobody was shot. There are further reports that it was a "lone wolf" ISIS supporter, if it was even ISIS.

Philippines national police chief says shooting at Manila resort was a robbery, not a terrorist attack https://t.co/jiGhGQdlIf pic.twitter.com/17gw1RLbFY
— CNN (@CNN) June 1, 2017

#BREAKING Nobody shot in Philippine casino gunfire incident: police chief
— AFP news agency (@AFP) June 1, 2017

There are reports of gunfire and explosions outside of Resorts World hotel complex in Manila, Philippines with SWAT teams moving in. CNN described a "shooting scene" and said that firefighters were also present. ~~Online, rumors swirled that ISIS is behind the attack, but this is unconfirmed.~~ (see update)

Police and SWAT teams have responded after gunfire and explosions heard at Resorts World Manila in the Philippines https://t.co/hQghJ1K96Q pic.twitter.com/vsv3NXmuBJ
— CNN (@CNN) June 1, 2017

The following video from the scene may be upsetting:

?? Explosions, gunfire reported outside Resorts World #Manila, heavy security presence in the area, ppl fleeing scene pic.twitter.com/ItMhQT6SIq
— Hasan Sari (@HasanSari7) June 1, 2017

This story will be updated as information becomes available.