Belgica: PACC not probing Robredo

The Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) clarified it has not ordered any investigation on Leni Robredo and is instead recognizing the efforts of everyone in helping the public amid the COVID-19 pandemic, including the Vice President.

PACC Commissioner Greco Belgica explained if there had been a report on the matter, “it
was a personal opinion and request made by one of the Commissioners of PACC that does not reflect the sentiments of the Commission. This is not the time for politicking. We are not concerned with any personality.”

“Our main concern is to make sure all the needy Filipinos get all the help they need the President promised. Our concern is to end this COVID-19 virus. Our concern is to save lives and rebuild our country and the lives of our people after all this ends,” he added. – Report from Mela Lesmoras

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