Gov”t ‘slow” in acting on flood control scandal? Palace says due process being followed
Amid criticism over its alleged slow response to the flood control scandal, Malacañang on Monday maintained that the government must follow due process in holding personalities accountable to prevent their human rights from being violated.
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