The DOJ and Sen. Risa Hontiveros reject the call of Socorro Bayanihan Service, Inc. to hold the investigation on alleged crimes committed by some of its leaders in their community in the mountains of Socorro, Surigao del Norte.
Two government officials on Monday rejected the call of Socorro Bayanihan Service, Inc. to hold the investigation on alleged crimes committed by some of its leaders in their community in the mountains of Socorro, Surigao del Norte.
“The reason why we are stepping into the picture is because the people there are unable to function properly due to several threats, intimidation, and other things that are happening there,” Remulla explained.
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