ICC lawyer Kristina Conti highlights the confidentiality of arrest warrants, suggesting an unconfirmed warrant for Senator Bato dela Rosa may exist, paralleling former President Duterte’s case.
The Office of Civil Defense announces that the Philippines has P2.2 billion left in its 2025 calamity fund for disaster recovery, including response efforts for Typhoon Uwan. The funds will support affected areas through year-end, prioritizing regions impacted by recent and anticipated natural disasters.
The International Criminal Court clarified it cannot verify reports of an arrest warrant for Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa. The ICC confirmed only former President Rodrigo Duterte’s case remains open, dismissing rumors of actions against dela Rosa.
As Typhoon Uwan (Fung-Wong) intensifies, several malls in the Philippines offer free parking and shelter to residents seeking safety. The MMDA coordinates with local authorities and businesses to ensure public welfare.
The International Criminal Court has reportedly issued an arrest warrant for Senator Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa over his role in the Duterte administration’s war on drugs, according to Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla. The ICC’s move follows an investigation into alleged crimes against humanity connected to the controversial anti-drug campaign.
Senate President Vicente Sotto III declared no arrests of sitting senators allowed within the Senate, addressing alleged ICC warrant for Sen. Ronald Dela Rosa amid international legal scrutiny.
The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has announced a 60-day price freeze on basic goods following the state of calamity declaration due to Typhoon Tino. This action aims to regulate prices and prevent surges during the national emergency situation.
Cardinal David urges President Marcos to establish a truth commission to address unresolved drug war killings during Duterte’s administration. Cardinal David highlights the lack of comprehensive investigation into the cases, describing them as “organized criminal activity funded by the government.” He suggests a National Truth and Reconciliation Commission to provide justice and closure for victims’ families. The call aligns with previous demands for accountability and transparency in handling the drug war’s impact. The potential establishment of a commission could mark a significant step toward justice and reconciliation.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has initiated an inspection of Slater Young’s Monterrazas de Cebu development. This action follows significant flooding caused by Typhoon “Tino” in Cebu City, prompting concerns about the environmental impact of the project. The investigation, focusing on environmental compliance, involves a comprehensive assessment of the mountainside development in Barangay Guadalupe.
A new legislative proposal is seeking to increase the discount for senior citizens with disabilities from the current 20% to 30%, aiming to enhance their financial support.