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President Marcos publicizes list of flood control projects

President Marcos publicizes list of flood control projects
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President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday, August 11, announced that the government has made public a comprehensive list of flood control projects from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) through the website: sumbongsapangulo.ph In a press conference, Marcos said the DPWH list has…

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday, August 11, announced that the government has made public a comprehensive list of flood control projects from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) through the website: sumbongsapangulo.ph

In a press conference, Marcos said the DPWH list has been organized into a format that is “accessible to the public” and allows citizens to easily locate projects in their own areas or barangays.

“They can tell us about it—if maganda ang project, if hindi maganda ang project, kung ano ang naging problema,” he added.

The President emphasized that the approach was designed to make the information “very accessible to the people,” enabling residents to monitor progress and give feedback on government infrastructure works.

The list can now be viewed through the website, where citizens may also lodge complaints, comments, or suggestions directly to the Office of the President.

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