Panay News•18m ago
Ombudsman presses P11-B Pharmally plunder case But 23 respondents missing— Remulla
MANILA — Nearly half of the 46 individuals implicated in the P11-billion Pharmally pandemic procurement scandal have become unreachable, complicating the Office of the Ombudsman’s efforts to pursue plunder allegations arising from controversial government purchases of COVID-19 medical supplies. Ombudsman Jesus Crispin
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