The Department of the Interior and Local Government yesterday urged the public to report politicians who violate anti-epal rules, warning that repeat offenders could face administrative and even criminal charges.
Wednesday 18 February 2026
philstar - 1 month ago
DILG urges public to report ‘epal’ politicians
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