LOOK: 10 Projects Worth 270+ Billion Pesos That President Duterte Approved

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Title: LOOK: 10 Projects Worth 270+ Billion Pesos That President Duterte Approved
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The current government is not wasting it’s time to build more infrastructures to boost the economy of the country. President Dutert...

The current government is not wasting it’s time to build more infrastructures to boost the economy of the country.

President Duterte has approved 10 infrastructure projects projects worth 270+ Billion pesos, according to Socioeconomic planning Secretary Ernesto Pernia.

Scaling up of the Second Cordillera Highlands Agricultural Resources Management Project/Department of Agriculture
Expansion of the Philippine Rural Development Project/DA
Improvement/ Widening of General Luis-Kaybiga-Polo-Novaluches Road to Valenzuela City
New Cebu International Port
North-South Railway Project – South Line
Confirmation on Unbundling of earlier NEDA Board-Approved Airport Projects
Chico River Pump Irrigation Project
Malitubog-Maridagao Irrigation Project, Stage 2
New Nayong Pilipino at Entertainment City
Improvement widening of road from Quirino Highway, Quezon City to Gen MacArthur Highway,

This was added to the nine projects worth P171 Billion approved by the NEDA Board last September 14.

P74.6-billion Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) public-private partnership (PPP) project;
P37.8-billion Metro Manila Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) in EDSA;
P23.5-billion first phase of the Metro Manila Flood Management Project;
P10.2-billion Inclusive Partnership for Agricultural Competitiveness project;
P8-billion second phase of the Maritime Safety Capability Improvement project for the Philippine Coast Guard;
P7.8-billion change in scope of the New Bohol Airport Construction and Sustainable Environment Protection project
P4.8-billion increase in area of Bicol International Airport’s passenger terminal building in Albay;
P2.4-billion modernization of Eastern Visayas Regional Medical Center in Leyte; and
P2.2-billion modernization of Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Hospital in Bohol.