Nueva Vizcaya Races to Revive P906M Infrastructure Program Amid Delays
The Nueva Vizcaya provincial government is racing to get a P905.6-million infrastructure program back on track after projects were hit by election restrictions, permit delays, typhoons, failed bidding, and soaring construction costs. The program covers roads, bridges, and hospital buildings, with the province also planning a satellite office to bring services closer to communities.
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