The NBI anti-graft division on Wednesday afternoon sent a letter to Pasig Mayor @VicoSotto to explain his side for possible violation of the Bayanihan to Heal As One Act, NBI spokesperson Ferdinand Lavin confirmed. | @mjaysoncayabyab 
@VicoSotto @mjaysoncayabyab .@VicoSotto will be given an opportunity to explain his side why he should not be charged for violating the Bayanihan Act when he reportedly allowed tricycle drivers to operate despite a transportation ban during the quarantine, according to the NBI graft division.
@VicoSotto @mjaysoncayabyab Asked why the NBI is not investigating coronavirus positive Senator Koko Pimentel for breaching his quarantine, the NBI said the President's orders was to investigate local government officials who are on the ground implementing the enhanced community quarantine. @mjaysoncayabyab
@VicoSotto @mjaysoncayabyab Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto responded to the NBI anti-graft division's letter that asks him to explain his side for possible violation of the Bayanihan to Heal As One Act on Wednesday: 'Alam kaya nila na March 24 naging batas ang Bayanihan Act?'
@VicoSotto @mjaysoncayabyab Mayor Vico Sotto will be investigated for violating Section 6a of the Bayanihan To Heal As One Act, the NBI said, which penalizes “LGU officials disobeying national government policies or directives in imposing quarantines.” | @mjaysoncayabyab
@VicoSotto @mjaysoncayabyab If found liable, Sotto may face two months imprisonment and/or a fine of P10,000 to P1 million at the discretion of the court, according to the penal provision of the law. The NBI clarified that Sotto is only under investigation for a "possible violation." | @mjaysoncayabyab
