Antipolo bishop urges Pinoys to scrutinize leaders amid flooding, ahead of elections
Amid ongoing flooding across the Philippines due to heavy rains, Antipolo Bishop Ruperto Santos has urged voters to scrutinize leaders' track records and avoid reelecting those who fail to fulfill promises, ahead of upcoming elections. The bishop attributed the people's suffering to the corruption and negligence of leaders.
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