FACT CHECK: Malabon congressman did not wish for Sara Duterte’s death, office says
The office of Malabon Representative Antolin "Lenlen" Oreta III has debunked a viral social media claim that the congressman wished death upon Vice President Sara Duterte. The claim, rated FALSE, was spread following Duterte's remarks about her safety concerns after being arrested and posting bail for grave threats charges.
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