SENATOR Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wants the proper Senate committee to look into the reported delays in the construction of foreign-assisted infrastructure projects that could have boosted economic growth had they been completed on time.
Marcos, who chairs the Senate committee on public works, filed resolution 1627 calling for an inquiry in a bid to find out the status of foreign-assisted projects that include the construction of bridges, roads, irrigation systems, and flood risk management.
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