Malacañang Urges Senator Dela Rosa Not to Set Example for Fugitives
Malacañang strongly urged Senator Ronald dela Rosa to surrender promptly, warning him not to set an example for fugitives after an arrest warrant was issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Department of the Interior and Local Government has offered a P50 million reward, with police setting a one-week deadline.
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