She said they are allowed to visit the senator only on Thursdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. Mercado, meanwhile, expressed gratitude to the PNP for allowing her and her family to stay with Revilla until 6 p.m. Revilla requested her to bring his favorite kare-kare and sinampalukang manok the next time she visits him. She said Revilla’s food ration yesterday consisted of rice, fried galunggong, and mongo.
Mercado also bought plastic utensils, biscuits, bread, tissue and clothes for Revilla. “ Mas mapapamahal talaga sila kapag may nangyari na emergency dalhin pa sa ER (emergency room).”Īccording to Mercado, she is also hoping that the court will transfer her husband to another cell or at least allow his doctors to visit him to check his condition. She noted that it would be more costly for the PNP if Revilla’s condition worsens since he would have to be rushed to the hospital. “ Sana mapayagan po yun kahit yung air cooler, para at least lumamig-lamig lalo na pag hapon kasi very humid talaga,” she said. Mercado said she has requested the PNP to allow them to bring an air cooler inside her husband’s cell. Yun ang problema, so we have to control that,” Mercado saod.
“ Tumataas ang BP (blood pressure) niya kapag mina-migraine siya.
On Friday afternoon, Revilla complained of migraine due to the extreme heat inside his detention cell. MANILA (Mabuhay) − Cavite Representative Lani Mercado-Revilla has expressed concern over the health of her husband, Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr., who is detained at the Philippine National Police (PNP) Custodial Center in Camp Crame. The booking process included a medical examination, and taking his fingerprints and mugshot. The anti-graft court manifested that it has taken Revilla into custody because he surrendered, and that there is no need to serve an arrest warrant issued against him.
undergoes booking procedures in Camp Crame on Friday, June 20, after he surrendered to the Sandiganbayan.
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