2 DPWH execs summoned over P96.5 million Discaya projectSarah and Curlee Discaya name several lawmakers, staff, and Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) officials allegedly linked to corruption in the country’s flood control projects during a Senate hearing in Pasay City on September 8, 2025. Dizon and then Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) adviser Benjamin Magalong visited the concrete revetment project worth P96.5 million on Wednesday, discovering it was an incomplete project. The DPWH paid in full St. Timothy Construction Co., owned by controversial contractors Curlee and Sarah Discaya, in 2022 for the unfinished project. If Cordon and Larete fail to submit their explanation in writing, Dizon said the DPWH would resolve the case based on available records and pieces of evidence they have gathered. The show cause order issued zeroed in on the alleged bid rigging orchestrated by the Baguio City district engineering office (DEO) in exchange for one to three percent commissions from their favored contractors.