Marcos Appoints Aide to Tackle Corruption Amid Flood Scandal

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla as the head of the nation’s independent anti-corruption watchdog. This appointment follows a recent crackdown on corruption within infrastructure projects, including significant flooding incidents. The President’s communications office stated that the appointment is intended to ensure transparency and strengthen measures designed to uphold justice and prevent corruption. The role will focus on overseeing investigations and ensuring fair application of laws related to public funds. The administration continues its efforts to address allegations of mismanagement and illicit activities within government and public entities.

Credits: News – South China Morning Post