SABI KO NA NGA BA! DISASTER CAPITALIST PIGS AMONG GOVT, DONORS, NGOS AND CORPORATIONS NAGPIPISTA, PORKING AWAY! Right now, there’s no mandate because they’re private entities … . What we can have is persuasive authority,” she said. The committee looked into the accountability for foreign and local aid for the victims of Yolanda (international name: Haiyan), which ravaged the Visayas on Nov. 8 last year. ‘Regrettable’ In the same hearing, Commission on Audit (COA) Chair Grace Pulido-Tan said the coordination in government relief operations in the aftermath of the storm was “regrettable.” “There was no gatekeeper,” Tan said, quoting one of the COA’s major findings. “There was no one—we didn’t see that—calling the shots, doing some kind of coherent coordination.” She cited an instance in which no official could say which plane transported which goods to which areas, but otherwise this was “understandable.” “It was that crazy. I think it was regrettable. When I think again, it’s understandable and forgivable,” Tan said. The COA’s other finding was that there was a long list of donations reflected in the FAiTH portal, but not all ended up with the government, Tan said. Read more: newsinfo.inquirer.net/586477/dswd-chief-no-record-of-private-groups-aid-to-yolanda-victims#ixzz2wLSRz6Ui Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook
Posted on: Tue, 18 Mar 2014 04:25:13 +0000
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