Senate Blue Ribbon Panel to Expand Corruption Probe
The public can expect a wider corruption investigation that will implicate "bigger names" when the Senate Blue Ribbon committee resumes its inquiry next month into alleged flood control project anomalies, according to Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson.
Lacson declined to reveal the identity of a "very important witness" who will be invited to the next hearing, but confirmed that this witness will provide additional details on the alleged corruption scheme involving flood-control projects.
It's going to be wider.
- The Senate Blue Ribbon committee will resume its investigation next month.
- A "very important witness" will be invited to the next hearing.
- The probe will implicate "bigger names" in the alleged corruption scheme.
Author's summary: Wider corruption probe expected in Senate Blue Ribbon committee investigation.
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