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Missing records prompt Capitol probe into 15 infrastructure projects
PoliticsInvestigation into infrastructure projects
The Cebu Provincial Government's legal office has begun investigating 15 infrastructure projects from the previous administration due to missing or incomplete procurement records.
The projects, implemented in 2024, may be referred to the National Bureau of Investigation and the Office of the Ombudsman as part of the current administration's housekeeping efforts.
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- Missing or incomplete procurement records prompted the probe
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- Possible referral to National Bureau of Investigation and Office of the Ombudsman
Why It Matters
Ensuring transparency and accountability in government projects
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- 46m agoInquirer.net (PH): CEBU CITY, Philippines — The Cebu Provincial Government’s legal office has begun investigating 15 infrastructure projects from the previous
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