Pastor Apollo Quiboloy received an extended medical furlough until November 27 for dental implant complications. Detained at Camp Crame, Quiboloy also faced chest discomfort earlier this month. A Pasig court denied his plea for hospital arrest but allowed medical care. Quiboloy is charged with non-bailable qualified human trafficking and child protection violations. Despite legal challenges, his camp emphasizes due process. The court set the next hearing for his human trafficking case in Pasig City.
COURT GRANTS EXTENSION TO QUIBOLOY’S MEDICAL FURLOUGH
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