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  1. Antonio Tinio urged an investigation into anomalies concerning flood control projects in Davao City.
  2. Allegations of anomalies in flood control projects in Davao City have surfaced, involving Paolo Duterte and Antonio Tinio.
  3. The National Bureau of Investigation is investigating flood control projects awarded in Davao City, involving Rodrigo Duterte.

Clashes Erupt Over Flood Control Anomalies and Salary Disputes in Davao City

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A controversy arose in Davao City concerning delayed salary differentials for Vice President Sara Duterte from her time as mayor. Separately, Davao Representative Paolo Duterte clashed with ACT Teachers Representative Antonio Tinio over alleged anomalies amounting to ₱4.35 billion in flood control projects within the city.

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The allegations of financial anomalies in public works projects and the scrutiny over delayed compensation raise questions regarding governance and public financial management in Davao City.

The National Bureau of Investigation is currently investigating flood control projects awarded in Davao City, which involves Rodrigo Duterte. Allegations of anomalies in these projects have also surfaced, involving Paolo Duterte and Antonio Tinio.

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Who's involved

  • Davao CityThe city where the flood control and salary disputes are occurring
  • Sara DuterteVice President whose delayed salary differentials from her mayoral tenure are being questioned
  • Sebastian DuterteFilipino Politician who holds the formal office of Mayor in Davao City
  • Francis EscuderoFilipino politician and lawyer presiding over impeachment proceedings against Sara Duterte

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