Baguio Council Questions NBI on Lending Firm Operation, Arrested Individuals' Transfer
The Baguio City Council is demanding clarification from the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) regarding an operation against the lending firm 1 Loyalty on August 26, and the subsequent transfer of 24 arrested individuals to Manila. The council also cited a lack of information provided to the local NBI branch.
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