Philippine Groups Demand Independent Investigation of ‘Excessive Corruption’ in Government Projects

Philippine Groups Demand Independent Investigation of 'Excessive ...

Philippine groups demand independent investigation of 'excessive corruption' in government projects

MANILA: An alliance of 30 influential Philippine business and civic organisations is demanding an independent investigation into what it describes as “excessive corruption” linked to government infrastructure projects. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

Groups demand independent investigation of 'excessive corruption' in government projects

MANILA — An alliance of 30 influential Philippine business and civic organisations is demanding an independent investigation into what it describes as “excessive corruption” linked to government infrastructure projects. The call for action comes after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. disclosed last month the results of an internal audit into flood control projects, revealing troubling patterns of irregularity. […] The post Groups demand independen…

Philippine groups demand independent investigation of ‘excessive corruption’ in government projects

Key findings have exposed thousands of shoddy flood control projects. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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