MANILA, Philippines - Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon on Monday asked the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) to immediately cancel the passport of alleged drug queen Guia Gomez Castro. READ: MPD chief names Manila 'drug queen' In a statement, Drilon said that the former village chief "can be considered a fugitive from justice." Castro, who was earlier tagged as the Manila-based "drug queen," has been flying in and out of the country, according to the National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO). An NCRPO showed that Castro arrived in the Philippines from Vancouver, Canada last September 18. READ: NCRPO: Manila's 'd...
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