Atong Ang's alleged departure unconfirmed by DOJ; probe continues
Philippine Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II stated that reports of businessman Atong Ang leaving the country cannot be confirmed through immigration records. Despite claims of backdoor exit by the Interior Secretary, the DOJ vows to continue its investigation into the cases.
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