MANILA, Philippines -- Congress is free to investigate Chinese businessman Michael Yang's alleged drug links, Malacaang said Friday. This developed after detained Senator Leila de Lima asked the Senate to conduct a "comprehensive probe" on the alleged connection of Yang, who was appointed adviser of President Rodrigo Duterte until December 2018, to the illegal drug trade in the country. Yang's appointment was not renewed in the wake of initial allegations that he was involved in the illicit drug business. De Lima on Thursday filed Senate Resolution No. 1033, pointing out that an investigation on Yang was "imperative, as accountability must be sought...
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