Former Senate sergeant-at-arms, Mao Aplasca, has been removed from his position in government service following a decision by Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla. The announcement was made on Saturday, July 4th, but the specific reasons for the dismissal were not immediately detailed in the initial report. This decision signifies a significant consequence for Aplasca’s career within the Philippine government. Remulla’s office has the authority to investigate and penalize public officials for misconduct. The dismissal indicates findings of wrongdoing or violations of service rules during Aplasca’s tenure. Further information regarding the case and the specific charges will likely be released by the Ombudsman’s office in the coming days. This action signals a commitment to accountability within the government.