Marcos Jr.'s camp denies knowing food stub distribution near Bulacan rally

The camp of presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has denied any knowledge of the supposed distribution of stubs in exchange for food near the venue of his campaign rally in Guiguinto, Bulacan.

According to Sandra Aguinaldo's report on "24 Oras", a reporter for a foreign news agency caught on video the scrum of people near the gate of the Guiguinto oval.

In a series of tweets, Camille Elemia said the people were exchanging stubs for food. She also posted a picture of a stub showing Marcos and his running mate Sara Duterte.

"None at all. We have no idea," Marcos' spokesman Atty. Vic Rodriguez when asked if he knew about the alleged distribution of food stubs.

GMA News is trying to get Marcos and Duterte to comment on the matter.

Marcos and Duterte on Tuesday held campaign rallies in the towns Guiguinto, Meycauayan, and Sta. Maria in Bulacan.

Marcos talked about the importance of improving the country's agricultural sector and its health care system.

On occasion of International Women's Day, Duterte spoke on the importance of women leaders. —NB, GMA News