The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) says Senator Loren Legarda and her son, Batangas First District Representative Leandro Leviste, left the Philippines on separate flights. GMA News Online reports that the NBI made this determination, while Philstar.com states that the Bureau of Immigration confirmed the departures occurred on August 2. Both outlets describe the travel as separate: Legarda and Leviste leave on different flights rather than together. Philstar.com also notes that Leviste does not appear to have returned as expected after being linked to NBI-related proceedings, describing him as a “no-show” following the departure. GMA News Online adds that Legarda is on medical leave. The two reports focus on immigration and investigation details, including confirmation of the departure date and the separate nature of their travel, alongside Legarda’s stated medical leave status.
NBI: Legarda and Leviste left the country on separate flights; Legarda on medical leave
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) says Senator Loren Legarda and her son, Batangas First District Representative Leandro Leviste, left the Philippines on separate flights. GMA News Online rep...
- NBI says Senator Loren Legarda and her son, Rep. Leandro Leviste, left the Philippines on separate flights.
- Philstar.com reports the Bureau of Immigration confirmed the departures happened on August 2.
- GMA News Online says Legarda and Leviste departed on separate flights, not together.
- Philstar.com describes Leviste as a “no-show” after leaving the country in connection with NBI matters.
- GMA News Online says Legarda is on medical leave.
Sen. Loren Legarda and her son, Rep. Leandro Leviste (Batangas, 1st District) left the country on August 2 on separate flights, the Bureau of Immigration confirmed Friday, August 7.
4 hours agoSenator Loren Legarda and her son, Batangas First District Representative Leandro Leviste, left the country on separate flights, according to the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
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