Filipino term for destroyed, oftentimes to a point beyond repair, or throw something or someone down with force so that it breaks
Popularly used in the context of Philippine Health Secretary Francisco Duque, after allegations were raised by the Commission on Audit on deficiencies worth P67 Billion on the use of COVID-19 funds.
Popularly used in the context of Philippine Health Secretary Francisco Duque, after allegations were raised by the Commission on Audit on deficiencies worth P67 Billion on the use of COVID-19 funds.
Winarak na ninyo kami eh, winarak na ninyo ang dangal ng DOH,
Winarak na ninyo ang dangal ng mga kasama ko dito.
Sorry, Sec. Duque, I do not agree with your statement na winarak kayo
Winarak na ninyo ang dangal ng mga kasama ko dito.
Sorry, Sec. Duque, I do not agree with your statement na winarak kayo
by not the commission on audit August 18, 2021
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