DOH Warns Public Against Scammers Posing as Health Secretary
The Philippine Department of Health (DOH) has warned the public against scammers impersonating Health Secretary Edwin Mercado to solicit donations. The department has received reports of messages from individuals claiming to be the Health Secretary.
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