The Philippine National Police has opened hotlines for members of the public to report verifiable information on the whereabouts of Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court. Coverage says the hotlines operate 24/7 and are intended to help authorities locate and apprehend him.
Several outlets link the hotline launch to a separate government announcement about a reward. Two reports also mention the Interior Secretary’s announcement of a P50-million bounty for the senator’s capture, describing the move as part of the broader effort to bring him into custody. One outlet adds that tipsters are assured confidentiality.
Across sources, the focus remains on what the police are doing—creating accessible channels for tips—and on the legal and enforcement context that frames the request for information, with most details centered on the hotline availability and the stated bounty context.
