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MANILA--It seems like the "laglag-bala" issue is not dying after all.
Wang's point guard Francis Munsayac showed his disappointment to the government online on Saturday night as his mother fell prey to the said modus operandi that became a talk of the town late last year.
"Di namin alam kung san galing pero ang unang pumasok sa isip namin is nilagyan na ng bala yung bag niya una palang dun sa airport pag dating niya ng pinas para pag balik niya sa airport dun siya masita.... Kasi kung sa Japan palang may bala na bag niya for sure di na nakauwi mama ko and nahuli na dun yun," the EAC General conjectured in his Facebook account.
He ended his post with the hashtag #WalangKwentangGobyerno, signifying his disappointment.
Munsayac later told Dugout Philippines, "Nag-check lang ng baggage mom ko kasi alis na sya tomorrow, tapos biglang may nalaglag na bala na isa. Then, nataranta mom ko so chineck namin lahat ng gamit niya. Then pag bukas ng isang maleta, may nakita na naman kaming isa pang bala. Nasa hotel kami nung nag check kami ng baggage. All she remembered was sobrang tagal dumating nung baggage nya. Almost lahat na daw ng ibang kasama niya dumating na yung mga maleta, yung sa kanya matagal pa bago nakuha."
Munsayac's mom flew home from Japan on Feb. 18, and as of the moment, they are trying to report the incident to the authorities.
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We saw these inside my mom's bag, di namin alam kung san galing pero ang unang pumasok sa isip namin is nilagyan na ng...
Posted by Francis Munsayac on Saturday, March 12, 2016
Munsayac later told Dugout Philippines, "Nag-check lang ng baggage mom ko kasi alis na sya tomorrow, tapos biglang may nalaglag na bala na isa. Then, nataranta mom ko so chineck namin lahat ng gamit niya. Then pag bukas ng isang maleta, may nakita na naman kaming isa pang bala. Nasa hotel kami nung nag check kami ng baggage. All she remembered was sobrang tagal dumating nung baggage nya. Almost lahat na daw ng ibang kasama niya dumating na yung mga maleta, yung sa kanya matagal pa bago nakuha."
Munsayac's mom flew home from Japan on Feb. 18, and as of the moment, they are trying to report the incident to the authorities.
Follow him on Twitter: @akosirikarlost
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