MANILA, Philippines — Some teachers lost at least P26,000 to P121,000 each after their Landbank accounts were allegedly hacked, the Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) said on Monday, January
According to the coalition, members have reported their money was “stolen” after it was transferred from their Landbank payroll accounts to other banks or electronic wallets.
TDC chair Benjo Basas has already informed the Department of Education regarding the matter and would officially submit the details of victimized teachers to resolve the issue. “Hindi po ito biro kasi malaking halaga na para sa aming mga guro ang isang buwang sahod o ang aming bonus, lalong masakit kung ang pinag-ipunan mong pera nang matagal ay mawawala nang ganun na lang,” he continued.Montecalvo, a teacher in Quezon City, received a one-time password verification 13 times on November 12 last year, which prompted him to report it to the Landbank branch.
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