P11 Billion Plunder Complaint Filed in Pharmally Case
The Philippine Ombudsman has filed an P11-billion plunder complaint against 46 individuals, including Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp. officials, for alleged anomalous purchases of medical supplies during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some respondents are currently unaccounted for.
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