Kiko Pangilinan, sa pagkaaresto kay Lao: "Expired at overpriced na mga face masks"

- Former senator Kiko Pangilinan took to Instagram and aired out his thoughts on the arrest of former PS-DBM Lloyd Christopher Lao in Davao City

- Kiko noted that it was three years after the Pharmally hearings in the senate before Lao was arrested

- He also asked, "Malakas ba ang backer?"

- At the end of his somewhat lengthy post, he enumerated the things that were allegedly "expired" or unfit for use during the pandemic like expired testing kits

Former senator Kiko Pangilinan took to Instagram and aired his thoughts on the recent arrest of former PS-DBM Lloy Christopher Lao in Davao City.

He recalled the time that Lao was being questioned in the senate, and also asked why he was not charged with plunder, which is non-bailable.

Kiko then recalled the lavish lifestyle that those connected with Pharmally had and the alleged "expired" stuff during the pandemic.

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"Tatlong taon matapos ang mga Pharmally hearings sa Senado ang lumipas bago naaresto ang salarin na ito. Naalala ko nung panahon na yon ay may mga ismid pa at kayabangan sumagot itong si Lao sa mga tanong namin sa kanya. Malakas ba ang backer? Kung sabagay ang Pangulo mismo ang dumedepensa sa kanya at kina Michael Yang noon.

Ang isang tanong bakit hindi yung non bailable na kasong Plunder ang isinampa at bilyong pisong halaga ang binulsa at nilustay?

Huwag kalilimutan, habang namamatay at lubhang nagkakasakit ang ating mga frontliners, mga doktor at mga nurse, at pati mga kababayan natin, ay pinagkakitaan at pinagsamantalahan ng mga sugapa na ito ang kalamidad. Ferrari. Lamborghini, Expired at overpriced na mga face masks, expired testing kits at mga PPEs. Kahayupan ang mga pinaggagawa ninyo. Parusahan!"

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An MMDA enforcer has gone viral after a video of him circulated online, and was reported by "24 Oras" of GMA News. The moment when the MMDA officer put himself on the hood of the car just to prevent an alleged rogue driver. The driver allegedly hit something or someone, which was why the officer tried to stop it by throwing himself on the hood. Several cameras from motorists have captured the scene, showing different angles of the exhilarating chase.

Another video post that recently went viral is that of a young boy crying his heart out because he doesn't want to write the letter 'B'. The video was uploaded by Jasmin Lagman, and who narrated to Inquirer that it was the first time that her son was attending school. The mom helped 4-year-old Kent practice writing since he could not play until he finishes tracing the letters. Apparently, he really did not like writing, but could not do anything about it.

Source: KAMI.com.gh