DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon is involved in flood control projects in Cebu.
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Updated Aug 11
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DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon is involved in flood control projects in Cebu.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Vince Dizon inspects flood control projects in Mandaue City as DPWH addresses Cebu flooding.1 source
- DPWH Secretary Vince Dizon was tasked to inspect drainage systems in Cebu City, utilizing PAGASA rainfall data.Sub-event
- Administration promises oversight of flood control projects.Sub-event
Dizon's DPWH is undertaking flood control projects in Cebu.1 source
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Vince Dizon inspected road improvements under a presidential directive involving the Department of Public Works and Highways.Also in this story
- DPWH is carrying out preventive maintenance on Bunawan Bridge 2, which connects Davao City and Panabo City, ensuring national road safety.
- Infrastructure projects in Pangasinan, including a temporary steel bridge, are being inspected to restore connectivity and support economic activity.
The entities involved
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Department of Public Works
government department for Queensland, Australia
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Vince Dizon
Filipino government official
Nothing else this week.
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Cebu
island of the Philippines
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