Pangilinan Calls for Stricter Crackdown on Hoarders and Profiteers Amid El Niño Threat
Senator Francis Pangilinan urged government agencies to intensify crackdowns on hoarders and profiteers exploiting price manipulation, citing the looming El Niño's threat to food production. He emphasized holding major businesses and syndicate masterminds accountable, not just small vendors, under the Price Act.
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