Senator Erwin Tulfo Hosts Hearing on Flood Control Involving Alleged Ex-Marines
Erwin Tulfo invites 18 ‘ex-Marines’ to attend flood control hearing

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Senator Erwin Tulfo has invited 18 individuals claiming to be former Marines to a Senate hearing regarding flood control issues. These individuals allege they acted as 'bagmen' for former congressman Zaldy Co, implicating several officials, including Tulfo himself, in corruption. The hearing is scheduled for June 8.
- 01The 18 individuals claim to be former Marines and allege they were involved in corrupt activities for Zaldy Co.
- 02Senator Erwin Tulfo is the newly elected chair of the Senate blue ribbon committee overseeing the flood control investigation.
- 03The previous hearing on this topic was led by Senator Pia Cayetano and Senator Rodante Marcoleta.
- 04The alleged ex-Marines are required to submit notarized affidavits detailing their claims.
- 05Senators Tulfo and Vicente Sotto III have denied the accusations made against them by the alleged ex-Marines.
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In a significant development regarding the flood control investigation in the Philippines, Senator Erwin Tulfo has invited 18 individuals claiming to be former Marines to participate in a Senate blue ribbon committee hearing. These individuals allege they served as 'bagmen' for former congressman Zaldy Co, implicating several officials in corruption, including Tulfo himself. The hearing is set for June 8, following a previous session led by Senators Pia Cayetano and Rodante Marcoleta, who are part of a bloc contesting Tulfo's chairmanship of the committee. The alleged ex-Marines have been asked to provide notarized affidavits detailing their claims and have previously accused various officials of receiving funds from Co. However, both Tulfo and Senator Vicente Sotto III have refuted these allegations, asserting their innocence in the matter. This hearing marks a continuation of the Senate's scrutiny into the flood control mess and the alleged corruption surrounding it.
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The hearing may shed light on corruption in flood control funding, impacting public trust in government officials.
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