邦板牙省DPWH第二工程区三名官员涉嫌向政府合同索要高达8%的佣金，已被解除职务。公共工程部长Vince Dizon在视察阿赖阿特坎达廷防洪项目时宣布了此举。全面调查将确定指控是否属实。
2026年1月31日，公共工程部长Vince Dizon宣布解除邦板牙省第二工程区三名DPWH官员的职务。他们是维护主管Ranilo Magtoto，以及该区施工部分的Arnold Domingo和Jefferson Guinto。 “他们已被解除职务并停职，我们将进行全面调查，以确定我收到的报告——他们向项目资金索要百分比——是否属实，”Dizon用菲律宾语对记者说。部长指出，该线索来自一名身份不明的来源。 如果证据证实他们参与腐败，将提起刑事指控，类似于前布拉干第一区工程师Brice Hernandez和Jaypee Mendoza在桑迪干巴扬面临的贪污和挪用公款案件。 在同一次视察防洪项目时，Dizon强调需要修建一个滞留水池，以保护Barangay Candating倒塌的河堤免受强水流冲击。当局也在评估重新安置附近居民以保障安全的选项。
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Sally Santos, owner of SYMS Construction, testified at the Sandiganbayan on April 8 that she delivered nearly P1.72 billion to former DPWH engineer Brice Hernandez from 42 projects. This occurred during the bail hearing for former senator Bong Revilla and others in a malversation case over a ghost P92.8-million flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan. The court questioned her credibility.
The Senate is pushing for a sweeping reorganization of the Department of Public Works and Highways to curb corruption and address procurement loopholes following recent Blue Ribbon committee investigations.
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Prosecutors from the Sandiganbayan Third Division conducted an ocular inspection yesterday at the supposed site of a P92.8-million flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan, and found nothing. The project in Barangay Bunsaran, previously reported as 95 percent complete, is central to the malversation case against former senator Ramon Revilla Jr. Prosecutors described it as a 'ghost project'.
The Department of Justice announced that three flood control cases against SYMS Construction Trading and former DPWH officials have been transferred to Quezon City Regional Trial Court branches. DOJ spokesperson Polo Martinez said the cases were originally filed in Bulacan courts in January and February. Pre-trial hearings are set for April.
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The Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) ceased operations after submitting its confidential final report. Malacañang maintained that President Marcos has not forgotten the fight against corruption in flood control projects. The Department of Justice reported recovering over P611 million from anomalous projects.