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Romualdez ready to face preliminary probe into flood mess, says lawyer
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Romualdez ready to face preliminary probe into flood mess, says lawyer

Former Speaker and current Leyte 1st District Representative Martin Romualdez has stated through his lawyer, Atty. Ade Fajardo, that he is prepared to cooperate with the Office of the Ombudsman's preliminary investigation into allegations of his involvement in a flood control controversy. The investigation pertains to potential misconduct related to flood management issues. Romualdez's legal representative emphasized that he will address all accusations brought against him. This development highlights ongoing scrutiny over flood-related governance and accountability in the region.

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Romualdez ready to face preliminary probe into flood mess, says lawyer

Former Speaker and current Leyte 1st District Representative Martin Romualdez has stated through his lawyer, Atty. Ade Fajardo, that he is prepared to cooperate with the Office of the Ombudsman's preliminary investigation into allegations of his involvement in a flood control controversy. The investigation pertains to potential misconduct related to flood management issues. Romualdez's legal representative emphasized that he will address all accusations brought against him. This development highlights ongoing scrutiny over flood-related governance and accountability in the region.

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