NBI to Coordinate with BI on Ex-Speaker Velasco's Whereabouts
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) will coordinate with the Bureau of Immigration (BI) to determine the whereabouts of former House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco, who records indicate traveled to Japan. The NBI will request BI to verify his status as a private citizen.
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