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PGMN anchor CJ Hirro reports on the anomalies surrounding the DPWH’s flood management program, which has received ₱1.9 trillion in funding since 2011. More than half of that amount was spent in just the last three years under the program’s official line item in the General Appropriations Act. The funding was meant to finance projects designed to prevent or control flooding. Yet, as Hirro underscores, Filipinos continue to witness widespread devastation during the rainy season. Residents describe being trapped in homes with floodwaters reaching up to the second floor, unable to work or even move around their communities. The lived reality of these floods stands in stark contrast to the promises of protection and progress. Hirro also points to a troubling overlap: lawmakers tasked with creating the national budget are, at the same time, contractors who award projects to themselves. Many of these projects have turned out to be substandard, failed, or outright ghost projects. While ordinary citizens wade through life-threatening floods, families of those involved flaunt their wealth online, showcasing luxury and privilege funded by questionable projects.
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