Senate Blue Ribbon Panel to Investigate Further
The Senate Blue Ribbon committee is expected to widen its corruption probe, implicating "bigger names" when it resumes its investigation next month into alleged flood control project anomalies, according to Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson.
Lacson confirmed that a "very important witness" will be invited to the next Blue Ribbon hearing, who will provide additional details into the alleged corruption scheme involving flood-control projects.
It's going to be wider.
Lacson declined to provide further details on the witness's identity, but assured that the investigation will be more comprehensive.
Author's summary: Senate probe to implicate bigger names.
- Investigation into flood control project anomalies to resume next month
- A "very important witness" to be invited to the next Blue Ribbon hearing
- Probe expected to implicate "bigger names" in corruption scheme
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