SEA MISHAP SA MINDANAO 15 DEAD AT SMUGGLING SA KARAGATAN PALALA! COAST GUARD IMBESTIGAHAN NG SENADO

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Dumadalas ang mga sakuha sa karagatan at kapuna-puna ang rampant sea smuggling! Bakit walang ginagawa ang pamahalaan, lalo na ang Senado para imbestigahan ito at nag focus sila sa awayang bata sa pagitan ni Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Commodore Jay Tarriela at Chinese embassy officials?

Hindi ba dapat Foreign Affairs officials ang humaharap sa mga Chinese diplomats instead of Coast Guard?

Tama bang ayunan ang sinasabi ng ilang observers na maaaring diversionary tactic ito ng Coast Guard para matakpan at malihis ang mga kinakaharap nilang isyu?

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