&nbsp;A consulting firm in Australia has certified that there are six flood control projects in Oriental Mindoro, putting to rest rumors that the projects were "ghost projects."  Auditors did, however, point out a number of areas that need work. 

"We checked that all <a href="https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/regions/959088/aussie-firm-independent-audit-shows-6-flood-control-projects-in-oriental-mindoro-exist/story/?fbclid=IwY2xjawM0OUdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFOUTRzYTFGOGVFd3M2RE0zAR6x6gMtXJP0bD9Z0FbiprGrVwvi6RA8BrR7on0wW-qLkfKkAHY3ShJ8MhOZZA_aem_Jte_Hlri6FOTYBqYadmRaQ#google_vignette">six projects are actual, working</a>, and at different levels of development by going to the sites. Annabelle Tungol, Master Environmental Auditor and licensed chemical engineer at Artea Green Ventures, said, "These have been audited and cleared of ghost project claims." The Australian government website says that Artea Green Ventures offers compliance auditing, independent audits, ESG consultancy, and sustainable infrastructure solutions in both Australia and the Philippines.

 The company works with Movementsoft Inc., an ICT provider that is now working with the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in the Philippines. Tungol and four other auditors looked at six dikes and esplanades in Naujan that had been accused of being fake projects. Auditor Collin McPherson of JCM Solutions pointed out some problems from an Australian safety management point of view. 

 "Some problems have to do with safety gear for workers, exclusion zones, and design elements."  McPherson said, "Changes in these areas could make the projects last longer and be more durable." The audit assessment showed that the projects mostly met design standards, with solar-powered lights and erosion protection already in place.  It also discovered proof of active oversight and continuous talks with the community. Still, auditors found flaws in specific areas, such as exposed rebar, cracks in the concrete, and incorrect garbage disposal. 

Most of these concerns were attributed to one unnamed contractor. The report noted that "even though ghost project claims <a href="https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2025/09/15/2472884/dpwh-will-still-get-flood-mitigation-budget-2026">were proven false</a>, systemic reforms are still needed to protect the long-term integrity of flood control infrastructure." The audit suggested stronger evaluations of contractors, required safety training for construction workers, and frequent independent audits to make things more open and build public trust.

The DPWH has already said that officials and contractors who were supposedly involved in strange flood control measures in Oriental Mindoro could be charged with a crime.  Sunwest Inc., St. Timothy Construction Corporation, Elite General Contractor, and Development Corporation are some of the companies that have been tied to this. Vince Dizon, the Secretary of the DPWH, personally checked on the projects, but he said it was hard to find at least three of them that were listed in the 2024 national budget. 

The DPWH filed a complaint with the Office of the Ombudsman on Thursday against 20 agency officials and four contractors for alleged corruption.

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An Australian audit confirmed six flood control projects in Oriental Mindoro are real but noted construction flaws and safety issues. Auditors urged stricter contractor checks and reforms, while the DPWH filed graft cases against officials and contractors over project anomalies. &nbsp;A consulting firm in Australia has certified that there are six flood control projects in Oriental Mindoro, putting to rest rumors that the projects were "ghost projects." Auditors did, however, point out a number of areas that need work. "We checked that all <a href="https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/topstories/regions/959088/aussie-firm-independent-audit-shows-6-flood-control-projects-in-oriental-mindoro-exist/story/?fbclid=IwY2xjawM0OUdleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBicmlkETFOUTRzYTFGOGVFd3M2RE0zAR6x6gMtXJP0bD9Z0FbiprGrVwvi6RA8BrR7on0wW-qLkfKkAHY3ShJ8MhOZZA_aem_Jte_Hlri6FOTYBqYadmRaQ#google_vignette">six projects are actual, working</a>, and at different levels of development by going to the sites. Annabelle Tungol, Master Environmental Auditor and licensed chemical engineer at Artea Green Ventures, said, "These have been audited and cleared of ghost project claims." The Australian government website says that Artea Green Ventures offers compliance auditing, independent audits, ESG consultancy, and sustainable infrastructure solutions in both Australia and the Philippines. The company works with Movementsoft Inc., an ICT provider that is now working with the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in the Philippines. Tungol and four other auditors looked at six dikes and esplanades in Naujan that had been accused of being fake projects. Auditor Collin McPherson of JCM Solutions pointed out some problems from an Australian safety management point of view. "Some problems have to do with safety gear for workers, exclusion zones, and design elements." McPherson said, "Changes in these areas could make the projects last longer and be more durable." The audit assessment showed that the projects mostly met design standards, with solar-powered lights and erosion protection already in place. It also discovered proof of active oversight and continuous talks with the community. Still, auditors found flaws in specific areas, such as exposed rebar, cracks in the concrete, and incorrect garbage disposal. <img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/cb80f5b7-ce2d-43ce-911c-4bf6a0e6c900/public" alt="Independent Auditor from Australia Confirms 6 Flood Control Projects in Oriental Mindoro" />Most of these concerns were attributed to one unnamed contractor. The report noted that "even though ghost project claims <a href="https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2025/09/15/2472884/dpwh-will-still-get-flood-mitigation-budget-2026">were proven false</a>, systemic reforms are still needed to protect the long-term integrity of flood control infrastructure." The audit suggested stronger evaluations of contractors, required safety training for construction workers, and frequent independent audits to make things more open and build public trust. The DPWH has already said that officials and contractors who were supposedly involved in strange flood control measures in Oriental Mindoro could be charged with a crime. Sunwest Inc., St. Timothy Construction Corporation, Elite General Contractor, and Development Corporation are some of the companies that have been tied to this. Vince Dizon, the Secretary of the DPWH, personally checked on the projects, but he said it was hard to find at least three of them that were listed in the 2024 national budget. <img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/cbe31e68-579a-4378-3b6f-974c0d418700/public" alt="Annabelle Tungol with the Press - Source: Philippine Star / Miguel De Guzman" />The DPWH filed a complaint with the Office of the Ombudsman on Thursday against 20 agency officials and four contractors for alleged corruption.This press release is distributed by Rapport Philippines, an independent news platform established in 2012 and formerly known as ManilaChannel.com. It serves as an open portal for journalist-contributors, dedicated to providing credible and high-quality news coverage in the Philippines.

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An Australian audit confirmed six flood control projects in Oriental Mindoro are real but noted construction flaws and safety issues. Auditors urged stricter contractor checks and reforms, while the DPWH filed graft cases against officials and contractors over project anomalies.

The Australian Audit confirms six flood control projects in Oriental Mindoro and suggests changes

Manila, Philippines - Dr. Gerald Pacanan: The Smart Doctor Who Made It Easier for Babies to Be Born in Southeast Asia

 Dr. Gerald Pacanan is a Filipino-Indonesian doctor who specializes in obstetrics and gynecology, gastroenterology, and internal medicine. He has made a huge difference in maternal health care in Southeast Asia.

 Dr. Pacanan's father is Filipino and his mother is Indonesian.  He grew up in a multicultural setting that impacted his view of the world and his caring approach to healthcare.  He traveled to a famous medical school in Europe to study medicine and graduated with honors.  He learned more advanced information, new techniques, and how to better care for patients while studying and training abroad.

 So far, his most notable achievement is coming up with a new technique to make work safer, faster, and less unpleasant.  People all around Southeast Asia have hailed this procedure a big step forward in obstetric practice.  This novel idea combines the best medical practices with a focus on the patient. This makes things much safer and easier for both women and babies.

 Healthcare professionals say this achievement will change the game for communities all around the region, especially in rural and neglected areas where maternal and newborn death rates are still a big problem.  Dr. Pacanan's procedure not only makes giving delivery easier and safer, but it also saves a lot of lives.

 People like Dr. Pacanan not only because he is a great doctor, but also because he is kind and humble.  People who work with him and patients say he is a brilliant doctor with a big heart. He knows a lot about medicine and cares about his patients.  His work still inspires young doctors and makes mother and child health care better.

<a href="https://geraldpacanan.com/"> Dr. Gerald Pacanan</a> is now one of the most influential people in medicine in Southeast Asia. His breakthrough has changed the way thousands of women give birth, showing both ingenuity and compassion in medicine. Dr. Gerald Pacanan's Profile

 Dr. Gerald Pacanan is a very experienced and caring Filipino-Indonesian doctor who is well-known in the disciplines of obstetrics &amp; gynecology, gastroenterology, and internal medicine.

Dr. Pacanan grew up in a multicultural family in Indonesia. His father is Filipino and has lived in Indonesia for a long time. Gerald was born and reared there and went to school there. Because of this unique background, he can relate with people from many different walks of life, which makes him culturally aware and gives him a worldwide perspective in his medical practice. This press release is brought to you by Rapport Philippines, a local news portal that shares news, press releases, social media insights, and survey content.

Dr. Gerald Pacanan, a Filipino-Indonesian doctor, revolutionized childbirth in Southeast Asia with a safer, faster, and less painful method, greatly reducing risks for mothers and babies while inspiring the medical community with his innovation and compassion. Manila, Philippines - Dr. Gerald Pacanan: The Smart Doctor Who Made It Easier for Babies to Be Born in Southeast Asia Dr. Gerald Pacanan is a Filipino-Indonesian doctor who specializes in obstetrics and gynecology, gastroenterology, and internal medicine. He has made a huge difference in maternal health care in Southeast Asia.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/8a4b4abb-8187-4c64-19a7-ab9cd0357b00/public" alt="Dr. Gerald Pacanan Website" /> Dr. Pacanan's father is Filipino and his mother is Indonesian. He grew up in a multicultural setting that impacted his view of the world and his caring approach to healthcare. He traveled to a famous medical school in Europe to study medicine and graduated with honors. He learned more advanced information, new techniques, and how to better care for patients while studying and training abroad. So far, his most notable achievement is coming up with a new technique to make work safer, faster, and less unpleasant. People all around Southeast Asia have hailed this procedure a big step forward in obstetric practice. This novel idea combines the best medical practices with a focus on the patient. This makes things much safer and easier for both women and babies. Healthcare professionals say this achievement will change the game for communities all around the region, especially in rural and neglected areas where maternal and newborn death rates are still a big problem. Dr. Pacanan's procedure not only makes giving delivery easier and safer, but it also saves a lot of lives. People like Dr. Pacanan not only because he is a great doctor, but also because he is kind and humble. People who work with him and patients say he is a brilliant doctor with a big heart. He knows a lot about medicine and cares about his patients. His work still inspires young doctors and makes mother and child health care better.<a href="https://geraldpacanan.com/"> Dr. Gerald Pacanan</a> is now one of the most influential people in medicine in Southeast Asia. His breakthrough has changed the way thousands of women give birth, showing both ingenuity and compassion in medicine. Dr. Gerald Pacanan's Profile Dr. Gerald Pacanan is a very experienced and caring Filipino-Indonesian doctor who is well-known in the disciplines of obstetrics &amp; gynecology, gastroenterology, and internal medicine. Dr. Pacanan grew up in a multicultural family in Indonesia. His father is Filipino and has lived in Indonesia for a long time. Gerald was born and reared there and went to school there. Because of this unique background, he can relate with people from many different walks of life, which makes him culturally aware and gives him a worldwide perspective in his medical practice. This press release is brought to you by Rapport Philippines, a local news portal that shares news, press releases, social media insights, and survey content.

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Dr. Gerald Pacanan, a Filipino-Indonesian doctor, revolutionized childbirth in Southeast Asia with a safer, faster, and less painful method, greatly reducing risks for mothers and babies while inspiring the medical community with his innovation and compassion.

Dr. Gerald Pacanan: The Smart Doctor Who Made It Easier for Babies to Be Born in Southeast Asia

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Rapport Philippines, managed by FMR Technological and Digital Advertising Services, has over 100,000 Facebook followers and draws 300,000–500,000 daily organic visits, solidifying its role as a leading independent news platform. Philippines, Manila – Rapport Philippines, which used to be called ManilaChannel.com, is still an open portal for journalists to share their work. Its purpose is to provide Filipinos with excellent news and stories that important to them.<a href="https://rapportph.com/"> Rapport Philippines</a> was founded in 2012 with the goal of creating a reliable place for journalists, authors, and contributors to provide timely and useful information. The platform gives local storytellers and citizen journalists a bigger platform to share their stories while making sure that readers get reliable and balanced news.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/20247b70-b108-4572-8436-80eb082d6800/public" alt="FB Analytics" /> Today, Rapport Philippines is one of the country's most well-known independent news sites. It has over 100,000 followers on Facebook and gets 300,000 to 500,000 organic views every day from Google and other search engines. It has a wide reach since it is very credible and has earned the trust of both contributors and readers.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/e95be82e-8b30-4c14-6dde-fe8bc21d1900/public" alt="Rapport Philippines Website" /> FMR Technological and Digital Advertising Services, which is situated in Leyte, Philippines, is now in charge of running and managing the site. Rapport Philippines is still a trusted source of information in a time when media integrity is very important. They are committed to high-quality journalism. Rapport Philippines is still focused on its fundamental goal: to provide the Filipino public with news that is reliable, informative, and easy to find. This is true even as it grows and builds its network of contributors. You may reach Rapport Philippines with questions or contributions through Facebook at fb.com/RapportPhilippines or by email at info@rapportph.com.

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Rapport Philippines, managed by FMR Technological and Digital Advertising Services, has over 100,000 Facebook followers and draws 300,000–500,000 daily organic visits, solidifying its role as a leading independent news platform.

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 Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro —  The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Southern Mindoro District Engineering Office has finished a big flood-control project to keep people and farms safe from damaging floods.

 The Pula River Irrigation System, which gets water from a lengthy stretch of the Pula River, has helped farmers in Pinamalayan and nearby communities for a long time.  But when the weather is poor, the river often floods, ruining farms, homes, and businesses.  To deal with this risk, the DPWH built the Pula River Control Structure (Upstream) at Barangay Pambisan Malaki, Pinamalayan. This structure protects nearby towns from floods better.

 Southern Mindoro District Engineer Annielyn E. Padullo sent the report to DPWH MIMAROPA Regional Director Gerald A. Pacanan. It said that the project required building 420 linear meters of gabion revetment with sheet piles at the existing gabion revetment of the Pula River.  The construction has 6.0-meter sheet piles and 420.42-meter pile caps, which help protect the riverbank from erosion and flooding.

 This new infrastructure makes it safer for farms and homes during severe rain, which greatly lowers the chance of losing lives, property, and jobs.

 Rapport Philippines, which used to be called ManilaChannel.com, put out this news release.  Rapport Philippines is an open portal for journalists to share their work. It was started in 2012 and is focused to providing quality journalism in the Philippines.

DPWH completed the Pula River Control Structure in Pinamalayan, providing flood protection for communities, with project details reported to Regional Director Gerald A. Pacanan. Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro — The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) Southern Mindoro District Engineering Office has finished a big flood-control project to keep people and farms safe from damaging floods. The Pula River Irrigation System, which gets water from a lengthy stretch of the Pula River, has helped farmers in Pinamalayan and nearby communities for a long time. But when the weather is poor, the river often floods, ruining farms, homes, and businesses. To deal with this risk, the DPWH built the Pula River Control Structure (Upstream) at Barangay Pambisan Malaki, Pinamalayan. This structure protects nearby towns from floods better.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/327967cf-44f2-466e-e13b-57c5aa640000/public" alt="Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro" /> Southern Mindoro District Engineer Annielyn E. Padullo sent the report to DPWH MIMAROPA Regional Director Gerald A. Pacanan. It said that the project required building 420 linear meters of gabion revetment with sheet piles at the existing gabion revetment of the Pula River. The construction has 6.0-meter sheet piles and 420.42-meter pile caps, which help protect the riverbank from erosion and flooding.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/fcc64557-320e-45a9-218b-7e1ef26c5500/public" alt="Maraming salamat po, malaking tulong po ito upang mailigtas ang aming mga pananim - Bernard Abel" /> This new infrastructure makes it safer for farms and homes during severe rain, which greatly lowers the chance of losing lives, property, and jobs. Rapport Philippines, which used to be called ManilaChannel.com, put out this news release. Rapport Philippines is an open portal for journalists to share their work. It was started in 2012 and is focused to providing quality journalism in the Philippines.

DPWH completed the Pula River Control Structure in Pinamalayan, providing flood protection for communities, with project details reported to Regional Director Gerald A. Pacanan.

Pinamalayan, Oriental Mindoro: A Community Strengthened by the DPWH Flood-Control Project Led by Dir. Gerald A. Pacanan

Manila, Philippines — August 31, 2025 — The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has firmly denied claims circulating about an alleged <a href="https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1272492387259509">ghost flood control project in Naujan</a>, Oriental Mindoro.

DPWH Secretary Manuel Bonoan clarified that the project in question is legitimate and part of the agency’s infrastructure initiatives in the province. He explained that the confusion may have been the result of miscommunication or misunderstanding regarding the project’s exact location.

“Government infrastructure projects, particularly those related to flood control, undergo strict planning, implementation, and monitoring processes,” Secretary Bonoan stressed. “Misinformation should not be taken as evidence of irregularities. The DPWH remains committed to accountability and transparency in all its operations.”

The Secretary further emphasized that unfounded allegations of “ghost projects” can undermine public confidence in government programs. To counter this, the DPWH has reaffirmed its commitment to providing clear, accurate, and timely information on both ongoing and completed projects in Oriental Mindoro and other parts of the country.

The DPWH denied claims of a “ghost” flood control project in Naujan, with Secretary Manuel Bonoan clarifying that the project is legitimate and confusion arose from miscommunication. Manila, Philippines — August 31, 2025 — The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has firmly denied claims circulating about an alleged <a href="https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1272492387259509">ghost flood control project in Naujan</a>, Oriental Mindoro.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/a443a889-197e-4b94-1f76-2c43c7b6a900/public" alt="No “Ghost” Flood Control Project in Naujan" />DPWH Secretary Manuel Bonoan clarified that the project in question is legitimate and part of the agency’s infrastructure initiatives in the province. He explained that the confusion may have been the result of miscommunication or misunderstanding regarding the project’s exact location.<div style="width: 100%; height: 100%; padding: 16px;"><iframe style="width: 100%; aspect-ratio: 16 / 9;" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/gTKLz_BK1QE" allowfullscreen=true></iframe></div>“Government infrastructure projects, particularly those related to flood control, undergo strict planning, implementation, and monitoring processes,” Secretary Bonoan stressed. “Misinformation should not be taken as evidence of irregularities. The DPWH remains committed to accountability and transparency in all its operations.”The Secretary further emphasized that unfounded allegations of “ghost projects” can undermine public confidence in government programs. To counter this, the DPWH has reaffirmed its commitment to providing clear, accurate, and timely information on both ongoing and completed projects in Oriental Mindoro and other parts of the country.

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The DPWH denied claims of a “ghost” flood control project in Naujan, with Secretary Manuel Bonoan clarifying that the project is legitimate and confusion arose from miscommunication.

DPWH Clarifies: No “Ghost” Flood Control Project in Naujan

&nbsp;Baco, Oriental Mindoro - The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)—Mindoro Oriental District Engineering Office has finished building a road that makes it easier, safer, and faster for people in Barangay Mayabig in Baco, Oriental Mindoro to go about.

 District Engineer Salvador E. Abad told DPWH MIMAROPA Regional Director Gerald A. Pacanan, CESO III, that the project included a 48.40-meter covered canal to help control floods. The road is made of concrete and is 5.00 meters wide and 0.20 meters thick, with a layer of gravel underneath that is 0.20 meters thick.

 The new concrete road has made it easier for residents, farmers, and local businesses to get to their destinations. It now only takes 15 minutes to get there.  The improved road network also supports the economy by making it easier to get agricultural goods to market faster and by opening up opportunities for tourists in the area.

 Barangay Mayabig is famous for its natural features and cultural heritage. Improved mobility and accessibility are expected to help the town flourish and tourism grow as well.

 DPWH said that the project is part of its ongoing effort to develop infrastructure in remote areas, which will help promote fair growth and long-term sustainability across Oriental Mindoro.

DPWH completed a new concrete road in Barangay Mayabig, Baco, Oriental Mindoro, cutting travel time to 15 minutes, improving flood control, boosting local trade, and opening opportunities for tourism and sustainable growth. &nbsp;Baco, Oriental Mindoro - The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH)—Mindoro Oriental District Engineering Office has finished building a road that makes it easier, safer, and faster for people in Barangay Mayabig in Baco, Oriental Mindoro to go about.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/2bf069c9-650b-493f-943a-f6408be51100/public" alt="Image" /> District Engineer Salvador E. Abad told DPWH MIMAROPA Regional Director Gerald A. Pacanan, CESO III, that the project included a 48.40-meter covered canal to help control floods. The road is made of concrete and is 5.00 meters wide and 0.20 meters thick, with a layer of gravel underneath that is 0.20 meters thick.<img style="width: 100%;" src="https://imagedelivery.net/H6_s_Eb_ylTWnSEV3HlmYQ/b7e3b796-a1cd-4002-840c-01c2801ac100/public" alt="Image" /> The new concrete road has made it easier for residents, farmers, and local businesses to get to their destinations. It now only takes 15 minutes to get there. The improved road network also supports the economy by making it easier to get agricultural goods to market faster and by opening up opportunities for tourists in the area. Barangay Mayabig is famous for its natural features and cultural heritage. Improved mobility and accessibility are expected to help the town flourish and tourism grow as well. DPWH said that the project is part of its ongoing effort to develop infrastructure in remote areas, which will help promote fair growth and long-term sustainability across Oriental Mindoro.

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DPWH completed a new concrete road in Barangay Mayabig, Baco, Oriental Mindoro, cutting travel time to 15 minutes, improving flood control, boosting local trade, and opening opportunities for tourism and sustainable growth.

DPWH makes it easier to get to Barangay Mayabig, Baco, Oriental Mindoro by road.

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