Romualdez's lead physician: No emergency, invasive procedure set for ex-Speaker
The lead physician for former House Speaker Martin Romualdez stated in court that no emergency or invasive procedures are scheduled for the lawmaker, who faces a P7.4 billion plunder case. However, the doctor did not rule out the possibility of life-threatening emergencies and stressed the need for continued specialist monitoring.
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