Lawmakers, officials, contractors charged in P841-M flood control project mess
Over 45 individuals, including lawmakers, contractors, and high-ranking officials from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), along with two contracting firms, have been charged in connection with a massive corruption scandal involving flood control projects in the Philippines. Approximately P841 million in cash has been recovered.
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