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Marcos doesn't want violence amid protests vs. contractor in flood control projects – Palace
Malacañang urged the public to avoid violence and allow the legal process to proceed following protests at a property linked to controversial contractor couple Pacifico and Sarah Discaya.
Militant groups and flood survivors reportedly threw mud and spray-painted "magnanakaw" (thief) on the gate of St. Gerrard Construction General Contractor and Development Corp.'s compound in Pasig City.
Palace Press Officer Claire Castro stated that President Marcos does not condone public disorder and emphasized the importance of due process.
Castro explained that the order to investigate flood control projects is for the benefit of the public and that the President desires clarity on the issues, ensuring the people receive what they deserve.
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