COA Flags Deficiencies in P17.27-B DOH Infrastructure Projects
The Commission on Audit (COA) has identified numerous deficiencies, including delays, underutilization, and misapplication of funds, in Department of Health (DOH) infrastructure projects valued at over P17.27 billion. These projects, aimed at constructing and upgrading healthcare facilities nationwide, raise concerns about financial waste and delayed public services.
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