House monitors health of detained SMNI hosts who are on hunger strike
MANILA, Philippines — The Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) hosts who were ordered detained by a House panel are in good shape, having been provided sugary drinks and a physician to monitor their health, Parañaque City 2nd District Rep. Gus Tambunting said on Monday. In an interview with reporters, Tambunting mentioned several energy and electrolyte
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