President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was told by a law firm that the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources’ vessel monitoring system is allegedly corrupted. | JMangaluzINQ
Marcos concurrently heads the Department of Agriculture, the parent agency of BFAR.
The British company’s Chief Executive Officer Simon Tucker and Chief Financial Officer Richard Hurd were also asked by the Ombudsman to respond to the complaint against them. The budget for the contract consequently increased from P1.679 billion to P2.097 billion—a 125 percent increase, said the firm.
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