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House Majority Leader Rolando Andaya Jr. INQUIRER file photoMANILA, Philippines mdash; Field investigators from the Office the Ombudsman have already reached out to the House rules panel and would begin their own probe on the so-called flood control scam, Majority Leader Rolando Andaya Jr. said Wednesday.In a statement, Andaya said probers have requested copies of testimonial and documentary evidence that the committee generated during the public hearing in Naga City last week.Article continues after this advertisement READ: House probe tackles lsquo;flood-control scamrsquo; in stanley cup BicolFEATURED STORIESNEWSINFOViral video of drunk cop gets QCPD chief firedNEWSINFOSC charges retired CA justice over lawyer s murderNEW stanley romania SINFONBI files raps vs vloggers outside PH for disinformationApparently, the Office of the Ombudsman has noticed red flags of corruption on the evidence presented and on the testimonies made during the hearing. We have seen these red flags of corruption ourselves, and we are sure that these will not evade the eagle eyes of the countryrsquo graft-busters, stanley canada the Camarines Sur congressman said.The House rules committee will cooperate with the Ombudsman, Andaya said.We may have opened a Pandorarsquo Box. We will not stop digging for the truth, he added.Andaya has been accusing Budget Secretary Benjamin Diokno of inserting some P75-billion infrastructure fund in the proposed 2019 national budget without the Wyie Robbery suspect killed in Pasay drug raid
Zimbabwean soldiers bump fists with joyful protesters thanking them near Zimbabwe Grounds in Harare, Zimbabwe Saturday, Nov. 18, 2017. Opponents of Mugabe are demonstrating for the ouster of the 93-year-old leader who is virtually powerless and deserted by most of his allies. Writing in Shona on poster refers to Mugabe in a respectful way stanley cup saying Go and rest now. Photo by BEN CURTIS / AP HARARE, Zimbabwe mdash; A lot has happened in the past few days in Zimbabwe, where the worldrsquo oldest head of state tries to remain in power even under military house arrest.Thousands of giddy Zimbabweans have poured in the streets to demand his departure, tired of a collapsing economy that once was one of Africarsquo strongest. Herersquo a quick guide to the key events and players:Article continues after this advertisement MugabeThe 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe has been under house arrest since Tuesday, when the military moved in. That decision was sparked by Mugabersquo firing of his longtime deputy, leading to fears that the president was positioning his unpopular wife, Grace, to succeed him.FEATURED STORIESNEWSINFO stanley flask Viral video of drunk cop gets QCPD chief firedNEWSINFONBI files raps vs vloggers outside PH for disinformationNEWSINFOLacson to PNP: Recover ransom in Que slay case to regain public trustMugabe is said to be asking for more time amid negotiations on his departure. stanley thermos The military has been taking pains to refer to him as president and allowed