AMLC Secures Court Order for Forfeiture of 10 Drug-Linked Bank Accounts
The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has obtained a court order to forfeit 10 bank accounts, totaling approximately P3.5 million, linked to individuals involved in illegal drug trafficking. This action is part of broader efforts to protect the financial system and enhance community safety.
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