President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. earlier vowed to expose the culprits who helped Guo leave the Philippines. While he did not provide names or details, he said they were immigration personnel.
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As of writing, the YouTube video bearing the claim has gained 38,289 views, 457 likes, and 227 comments. It was posted on August 20, a day after news broke that Guoof whose heads would roll over the incident, he did not provide more details or names but said they were immigration personnel.in the Greater Jakarta metropolitan area of Indonesia and is now under the custody of Indonesian authorities.
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