SAN FRANCISCO, Agusan del Sur (MindaNews / 2 Oct) — A routine inspection at the construction sites turned into a firm reminder that the Agusan del Sur State College of Agriculture and Technology (ASSCAT) in Bunawan town will not tolerate substandard work or ghost projects that waste public funds. Top officials of ASSCAT in Bunawan, Agusan del Sur inspect ongoing construction projects Sept. 29 to ensure they are on track with the timeline and meet required standards. Photo courtesy of ASSCATASSCAT President Joy C. Capistrano, along with Vice Presidents Carmelo S. Llanto and Ferdinand A. Dumalagan, visited the construction sites of two multi-million-peso projects: the ₱37-million College of Teacher Education (CTE) Building Phase I and the ₱18.45-million Graduate Studies Building. The CTE Building, set for completion in May 2026, is designed to host modern classrooms, faculty rooms, and offices, while the Graduate Studies Building will house upgraded spaces for advanced academic work and research. The school officials’ visit and scrutiny of the construction projects followed the nationwide uproar over substandard and ghost projects as Congress investigated non-existent or faulty flood-control projects costing billions of pesos.