Child Tourist Safety Act Passes Senate Third Reading
The Philippine Senate has approved on third reading the proposed Child Tourist Safety Act (SB 1926), aiming to bolster safety standards, emergency preparedness, and access to medical assistance for child tourists. The bill is also known as "Sandy's Act."
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