No departure record of Ricardo Parojinog: BI

MANILA — The Bureau of Immigration (BI) on Saturday said there is no record of departure of Ozamiz City Councilor Ricardo “Ardot” Parojinog.

“There is no record of departure,” according to BI spokesperson Antonette Mangrobang, when asked if the local government official is still in the country.

Based on their data, she said the last recorded arrival of Paroijog was Nov. 4, 2015, from Beijing, China on board flight CA179.

“As per records, the name Ricardo Parojinog’s last arrival is 4 Nov 2015 and no record of departure yet,” Mangrobang said.

Parojinog has been placed on the immigration lookout bulletin (ILBO) which is issued to subject persons in order to at least monitor the itineraries of their flight, travel, and/or whereabouts.

Ricardo is the brother of Mayor Reynaldo Parojinog, Sr., who along with several others were killed in a police raid in July in Ozamiz City. The local chief executive had been łinked to illegal drug activities. (PNA)

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