ANSWER: To stop corruption. 20hrs ago, videos: For the first time in more than a hundred years, the floods reached the college outdoor stair landing 4 meters from the students’ restroom and 10 meters from admin office (dean’s) while nepo babies of government flood control projects flex their holidays in private jets, luxury hotels, designer clothes
Let’s start by freezing all the assets of government flood control contractors and DPWH government signatories,
then asking Anti-Money Laundering Council to open their bank accounts —
— and put them on a look-out bulletin so they cannot escape – i’ll type up all the draft orders for signature of the President if you’re too slow – Lezz go!
At the same time, institute an effective alerts system (we get alerts from NDRRMC of expected flooding across the sea in MIMAROPA region — but we did NOT get NDRRMC alerts of yesterday’s expected downpour resulting in unprecedented flooding IN OUR OWN TOWN!!!)
Put engineering and land-use experts in just one body to plug and stop the flooding METRO-MANILA WIDE, PROVINCE-WIDE in the regions, centralize it with daily video and photo oversight of the project posted online everyday for easier monitoring of each flood-control project to stop the corruption.
Videos: Floods close to home, in the basement classrooms and 3 meters from the main college building doorway (vids to pixelate in 5 seconds)
WATCH: Heavy rainfall left students wading through ankle-deep flood in the basement of the UP Plaridel Hall today, Aug. 30.
Contributed videos by UP SAMASKOM pic.twitter.com/Q7Cz6JfMPD
— Tinig ng Plaridel (@tinigngplaridel) August 30, 2025
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