Paul Christian Ocampo

Batang Quiapo: Tanggol at Ramon, dinala sa kanilang taguan si Marites | Episode 724

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Mary Ann Bardinas

Instead of being compelled to report to their higher-ups the whereabouts of Tanggol (Coco Martin) and his group in order for their police station’s problem with them to be finally resolved, Ponggay (Maris Racal) was more convinced not to tell them about her rendezvous with him after seeing how Rigor (John Estrada) exploded with anger in front of them. Her best friend-slash-colleague tried to persuade her to tell everything she knows about Tanggol, but Ponggay—who used to be firm about her stance as a budding policewoman—was now more resolute in fulfilling her promise to him than her sworn duty as a law enforcer.  Speaking of their group’s new hideout, Tanggol and Ramon brought Marites (Cherry Pie Picache) there to seek refuge and spare her from imminent danger. They were welcomed by Andoy, who was delighted to find out that Tanggol was able to save his mother, as well as by Bantay, who criticized their group for increasing in number day after day. And in order to ensure their safety, Andoy also told them that they had to transfer from one ship to another in order to protect themselves. As soon as they got inside of the ship, they were enthusiastically greeted by Don Julio (Tommy Abuel), who was glad that they were able to accomplish their mission and to make it out alive. The friends of Tanggol went on to recount what had transpired during their encounter with the Quiapo Police led by Rigor, who they knew wouldn’t stop until he was able to have them either arrested or killed, especially now that he’s now the station commander.  With all of their lives currently at risk, Enteng (Jojit Lorenzo) reminded everyone to stay vigilant since the authorities are surely after them now, following what they’d done to save Don Julio and Marites. Don’t miss an episode of “<a href="http://batangquiapo.abs-cbn.com">FPJ’s Batang Quiapo</a>,” weeknights at 8 PM on Kapamilya Channel, A2Z, TV5, <a href="https://app.iwanttfc.com/dFR6MWHAcVb">iWant</a>, and Kapamilya Online Live (KOL). Viewers outside of the Philippines can watch on The Filipino Channel (TFC) on cable and IPTV.