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[Title] => COA: DPWH spent P500,000 daily for car repairs
[Summary] => These vehicle repairs all add up to millions of pesos of taxpayers’ money spent — and the cost is rising.
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) spent an average of P500,000 daily for vehicle repairs — even on holidays and weekends — for the entire 2001.
The Commission on Audit (COA) at the DPWH released the latest figures in the continuing investigation on the department’s vehicle repair anomaly, bringing the costs of 9,097 vehicle repair jobs up to P182 million from the previous estimate of P150 million.
[DatePublished] => 2002-10-21 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jose Aravilla
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[Title] => COA starts probe on ‘missing’ DPWH vehicles
[Summary] => The Commission on Audit (COA) has started its own probe on the whereabouts of hundreds of vehicles of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) that are suspected to be in the hands of unauthorized personnel.
DPWH-COA resident auditor Manolo Sy said an accounting is now underway, parallel with a separate probe by investigators on the department’s P150 million vehicle repair anomaly.
"We have started collecting the memorandum of receipts for all these vehicles. Many of these cars may not later be accounted for," Sy told The STAR.
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[Title] => DPWH readies raps vs execs in car repair anomaly
[Summary] => The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is set to charge several of its officials in connection with the alleged P120-million irregularity in the repairs of its service vehicles.
This developed as the DPWH’s Commission on Audit (COA) officer was reportedly offered one of the 17 Mitsubishi L-200 vans that went "missing" in 1999.
The 17 vans are part of the 170 vehicles delivered to the DPWH in the $692-million Asian Development Bank-assisted project, but failed to reach their various destinations where they were supposed to be used.
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MANOLO SY
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[Title] => COA: DPWH spent P500,000 daily for car repairs
[Summary] => These vehicle repairs all add up to millions of pesos of taxpayers’ money spent — and the cost is rising.
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) spent an average of P500,000 daily for vehicle repairs — even on holidays and weekends — for the entire 2001.
The Commission on Audit (COA) at the DPWH released the latest figures in the continuing investigation on the department’s vehicle repair anomaly, bringing the costs of 9,097 vehicle repair jobs up to P182 million from the previous estimate of P150 million.
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[Title] => COA starts probe on ‘missing’ DPWH vehicles
[Summary] => The Commission on Audit (COA) has started its own probe on the whereabouts of hundreds of vehicles of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) that are suspected to be in the hands of unauthorized personnel.
DPWH-COA resident auditor Manolo Sy said an accounting is now underway, parallel with a separate probe by investigators on the department’s P150 million vehicle repair anomaly.
"We have started collecting the memorandum of receipts for all these vehicles. Many of these cars may not later be accounted for," Sy told The STAR.
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[Title] => DPWH readies raps vs execs in car repair anomaly
[Summary] => The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is set to charge several of its officials in connection with the alleged P120-million irregularity in the repairs of its service vehicles.
This developed as the DPWH’s Commission on Audit (COA) officer was reportedly offered one of the 17 Mitsubishi L-200 vans that went "missing" in 1999.
The 17 vans are part of the 170 vehicles delivered to the DPWH in the $692-million Asian Development Bank-assisted project, but failed to reach their various destinations where they were supposed to be used.
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