MANILA - Deportation charges have been filed against a Spanish national who allegedly violated coronavirus disease measures and shouted at policemen at an exclusive Makati subdivision in late April,
the Bureau of Immigration said.
"Foreign nationals who are here in the country are expected to follow Philippine laws, especially in these special times wherein public health and safety is at risk. There is no exemption, whether you are living in a posh village, or in a slum area, you must obey the law,” Morente said in a statement Friday.
“Aliens who disrespect symbols of our country and persons of authority are not welcome in the Philippines. Their sojourn here is a privilege, not a right. It is in the same manner that our kababayan who are living and working abroad respect the laws of their host country,” Morente stated.
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