Sandigan Justice Questions Romualdez's Recovery Plan, Cites Public Discontent
A Sandiganbayan justice questioned a proposed four-to-six-week recovery plan for Leyte Representative Martin Romualdez, citing public dissatisfaction. While the congressman's cardiologist cited stress-related ailments requiring extended recovery, the justice suggested the possibility of examination by government doctors.
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