Manila Bulletin
‘Non-stop work for President in Davao,’ says Roque, as Duterte marks 17th day away from Malacanang Palace
Malacañang assured the public that President Rodrigo Duterte is working "nonstop" in his hometown, Davao City, amid rumors about his health.
Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque stated that Duterte is occupied with a significant amount of paperwork, including appointment papers.
Roque explained that Duterte, a former mayor, is meticulous and reviews documents carefully before signing them.
The spokesperson emphasized that Duterte does not neglect his duties regardless of his location, whether in Davao City or Malacañan Palace in Manila.
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