Fake PWD ID Holders Face Criminal Charges, DOJ Warns
The Philippine Department of Justice warned that individuals using fake Persons with Disabilities (PWD) IDs could face criminal charges, as the discrepancy between registered PWDs and issued IDs poses significant potential losses for businesses and the government.
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