Gatchalian to still issue warning vs. prosecution over wacky photos despite apology
Senate President Win Gatchalian accepted the apology of the House prosecution panel for taking wacky photos inside the session hall, but maintained that a warning will still be issued to reinforce the decorum of the chamber.
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