DOH Faces P2.24 Billion in Audit Gaps
The Philippine Department of Health (DoH) reported P2.24 billion in unadjusted accounting errors and omissions in its 2025 financial statements, with state auditors also flagging expired medicines and idle medical equipment, raising concerns about financial management and resource utilization.
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