BI Denies Spreading False Info on Romualdez's Alleged Travel Plans
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) on Saturday denied spreading false information regarding alleged travel plans of former House Speaker Martin Romualdez, asserting its statements were based on factual information. Romualdez's legal team demanded an apology, but the BI maintained its commitment to providing accurate public information.
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