DILG Refutes Claims of Food and Transportation Allowances for Employees
DILG denies claims of food, transportation allowances for staff

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The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in Manila, Philippines, has denied allegations regarding the allocation of food and transportation allowances for employees of Secretary Jonvic Remulla's office. The agency stated there is no approved budget for such allowances and is investigating the claims.
- 01DILG stated there is no approved budget for food and transportation allowances for its employees.
- 02The agency is currently investigating the claims circulating online.
- 03DILG emphasized that all government expenses must have a legal basis and proper documentation.
- 04The department indicated that any existing legal appropriation for the allowances could be submitted for verification.
- 05DILG's statement aims to ensure transparency and accountability in the use of public funds.
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The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) in the Philippines has publicly denied claims that it allocated food and transportation allowances for employees in the office of Secretary Jonvic Remulla. The agency issued a statement clarifying that there is no approved budget for these allowances, which have been circulating as allegations online. DILG is currently investigating the claims to ascertain their validity. It highlighted the importance of ensuring that all expenditures of public funds are backed by clear legal documentation and undergo proper auditing processes. The department stated that if any legal appropriations or documents supporting the alleged allowances exist, they should be submitted for verification, and the DILG will take appropriate action based on the findings. This move reflects the agency's commitment to transparency and accountability in managing public resources.
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The DILG's denial of these claims is significant for maintaining public trust and accountability in government spending.
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