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Contractors tied to flood-control scam received billions for school infrastructure

A report alleges that billions allocated for school infrastructure went to contractors linked to a flood-control scam. The allegation raises concerns about corruption and the reliability of public infrastructure spending.

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Why it matters

Misused funds could weaken schools' resilience and divert resources from public safety and disaster protection.

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  1. Billions for school infrastructure went to contractors tied to flood control scam ↗rappler.com · Recorded source date: Sep 8, 2026, 8:47 AM UTC

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School infrastructure funds linked to contractors in flood-control scandal

Billions allocated for school infrastructure reportedly went to contractors tied to a flood-control corruption scandal. The report indicates possible governance and public-funds concerns but gives no location or operational disruption details.

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