Tag: Flood Control
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Tel Aviv’s Massive Flood Control Project Advances as Gates Activate at Ariel Sharon Park
Overview: A Landmark Flood Regulation Initiative Israel has launched a sweeping flood control project designed to shield central regions, including Tel Aviv, from extreme rainfall and seasonal surges. This ambitious effort centers on Ariel Sharon Park, a keystone site where two enormous gates were connected to power and activated for the first time. The milestone…
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Tel Aviv flood control gates activated at Ariel Sharon Park mark milestone in central Israel’s flood protection
Groundbreaking moment in Israel’s flood management In a pivotal step for Israel’s flood mitigation strategy, a major milestone was reached on Thursday at Ariel Sharon Park. Two enormous gates, integral components of the country’s largest flood regulation project, were connected to electricity and successfully activated for the first time. This moment reflects years of planning,…
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Tel Aviv’s Massive Flood Control Project Advances with Activated Gates at Ariel Sharon Park
Historic Milestone for Israel’s Flood Management Israel has unveiled a landmark step in its most ambitious flood regulation initiative to date. At Ariel Sharon Park, two colossal flood gates were connected to electricity and activated for the first time, signaling the practical move from construction to operational readiness. The milestone marks a turning point in…
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Marcos: Bonoan Will Tell Truth in Flood Control Probe
Overview President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has expressed strong confidence that former Public Works and Highways Secretary Manuel Bonoan will tell the truth in the ongoing investigation into the multibillion-peso flood control project scandal. The remarks, delivered through Malacañang, come as probes intensify over the alleged irregularities surrounding one of the country’s most controversial infrastructure…
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Marcos Expresses Confidence Bonoan Will Tell the Truth in Flood Control Probe
Context: A High-Stakes Flood Control Probe The Philippines is watching closely as an official inquiry unfolds into a multibillion-peso flood control project. At the center of the probe is Manuel Bonoan, the former secretary of public works and highways, who is expected to testify about the procurement and implementation of a major flood-control initiative. The…
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Marcos expects Bonoan to tell truth in flood probe
President’s stance on the flood-control probe Manila – President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. voiced confidence that former Public Works and Highways Secretary Manuel Bonoan will provide truthful testimony as the government’s multibillion-peso flood control project comes under formal scrutiny. In remarks relayed by Malacañang, the administration signaled an expectation that Bonoan will cooperate in the…
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Ex-DPWH Exec Bernardo Vows to Restitute P1 Billion in Flood Kickbacks: A Look at the WPP Deal
Overview: A Key Step in a High-Profile Corruption Case In a landmark development tied to a long-running flood-control scandal, former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) undersecretary Roberto Bernardo has vowed to restitute P1 billion to the Philippine government. The commitment comes as part of the terms set for his inclusion in the government’s…
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Congressman, Contractor Offered P2 Billion Bribe – Jonvic Remulla Says They Rejected Earlier Offer
Breaking: Bribe Allegations in Flood Control Case Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla revealed a dramatic bribery claim tied to flood control projects, saying he and an esteemed government watchdog are pursuing the matter as a high-stakes corruption case. The premier allegation centers on a bid of P2 billion designed to sway a congressman and a contractor…
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Congressman, Contractor Offered P2 Billion Bribe: Jonvic Remulla Drops Bombshell
Overview of the Bribery Claim Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla disclosed that the government faced a staggering bribery proposal involving a congressman and a contractor tied to flood control projects. According to Remulla, an initial offer of P1 billion to each party was rejected, followed by confirmation of a larger claim: a combined P2 billion bid…
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Jonvic Remulla Reveals Rejected P2 Billion Bribe Tied to Flood Control Probe
Background: A Bribe Linked to Flood Control Issues Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla disclosed that he and officials are pursuing a separate case involving a congressman and a contractor connected to flood control anomalies. The allegations center on a proposed bribe of 2 billion Philippine pesos, after an initial offer of 1 billion pesos was rejected.…