MANILA, Philippines — The House investigation into the massive floodings brought by Typhoon Ulysses—particularly in the Cagayan Valley—will not be about finding fault, but rather for finding corrective actions, Speaker Lord Allan Velasco said Monday.
Velasco said the investigation, which is set on Tuesday, November 24, should focus on coming up with long-term solutions to prevent devastating death tolls and economic costs of future typhoons.
“We hope to hear everyone’s side and get a clearer picture of the events that transpired when Typhoon Ulysses struck and caused widespread flooding in Luzon,” Velasco said in a statement.
“The aim here is to come up with solutions …
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