Dizon Acknowledges Inspection Criticisms, Vows Continued Oversight
Department of Transportation Secretary Vince Dizon has acknowledged criticisms regarding his inspection tours of public works projects, stating his commitment to continue such oversight. The move aims to rebuild public trust and ensure project transparency.
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