MANILA - The Department of Justice is set to release its report on the investigation into the alleged anomalies at the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. by next week. Justice Sec.
Menardo Guevarra, in a meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte and other members of the Cabinet, said they are wrapping up their investigation on PhilHealth and will release their report and recommendations by Sept. 14.
Guevarra also said possible charges may be filed against those responsible for the irregularities only after the DOJ submits its report to the President.
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