DPWH Seeks P1.5 Billion for Taft Avenue Drainage Overhaul
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is requesting a P1.5 billion budget for a drainage expansion project along Taft Avenue, aiming to resolve severe flooding issues. The project intends to reduce flood levels and accelerate water recession during intense rainfall.
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