OCCIDENTAL Mindoro Gov. Eduardo Gadiano on Sunday told The Manila Times that at least 10 flood control projects in the province have been damaged, stressing that all people involved, including ...

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives has authorized three of its committees to conduct a joint inquiry, in aid of legislation, on the implementation of government flood control projects.

MANILA, Philippines — The province of Bulacan is the “most notorious” in terms of anomalous flood control projects across the country, Sen. Ping Lacson bared on Wednesday. In his privilege speech ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Senate blue ribbon committee ordered subpoenas for private contractors that skipped its investigation into alleged anomalies in flood-control projects nationwide. Of the 15 ...

In a privilege speech, Senator Ping Lacson says Bulacan emerged as the 'most notorious' among his office's case studies, counting 'more or less' 30 ghost projects in the province MANILA, Philippines – ...

The internal investigation team of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) for anomalous flood control projects will be dissolved, according to newly appointed Secretary Vince Dizon on ...

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MANILA, Philippines — The Fraud Audit Office (FAO) of the Commission on Audit (COA) has already retrieved the first batch of documents on the controversial flood control projects in Bulacan for ...

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