9 out of 10 Filipinos believe corruption exists in PhilHealth, 7 out of 10 want Morales to resign
During the five-day period of the survey conducted by the WR Numero Research, a technology-driven polling and data analytics company, a total of 12,581 respondents expressed their opinion over the alleged large-scale corruption allegations at the health service agency.
It was also noted that on August 6, when the online poll started, almost a third or 27 percent of the respondents criticized Morales and other involved PhilHealth officials. Eight percent of the respondents demanded death penalty for the involved officials while 14 percent expressed anger and frustration over government corruption.
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