Transportation officials in the Duterte administration may have failed—deliberately or not to spend P13 billion appropriated by Congress in 2018 for a vital backup in the air traffic control (ATC) system.
TRANSPORTATION officials in the Duterte administration may have failed—deliberately or not to spend P13 billion appropriated by Congress in 2018 for a vital backup in the air traffic control system, then declared this as savings and realigned it for what are billed as “cosmetic” civil works in the airport.
Lacson later issued a statement reiterating his replies to BusinessMirror’s request for a reaction to the “diversion” report. Tugade, through his spokesman, strongly denied any malversation or fund diversion had taken place. A Senate inquiry is widely seen to follow the Jan. 1 fiasco, as several senators have weighed in on the issue, with Sen. Jinggoy Estrada vowing to file the requisite resolution.
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