Anne Curtis Urges Accountability in DPWH Corruption Scandal
ANNE CURTIS – Kapamilya star and television host Anne Curtis made headlines once more as she demanded accountability for those implicated in the controversial DPWH flood control projects.
Anne Curtis has voiced her deep dissatisfaction over what she sees as an unreasonable delay in bringing corrupt government figures to justice. Recognized for speaking out on societal concerns, Anne delivered a strong message urging immediate action against individuals involved in corruption cases, especially those tied to the alleged irregularities in the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) flood control initiatives.
While Anne has consistently been outspoken about national issues, her latest remarks reflect an even greater determination. She wants every official and public personality accused of corruption to face the appropriate consequences. Investigations into several DPWH projects have reportedly raised red flags due to suspected anomalies, prompting many citizens—and public figures like Anne—to push for openness and firm accountability.
Anne reinforced her advocacy when she shared a Facebook post from Angat Buhay, the organization established by former Vice President and former Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo. The post featured their involvement in the Trillion Peso March, which took place on Sunday, November 30, at the EDSA People Power Monument in Quezon City, coinciding with Bonifacio Day. The event drew crowds calling for honesty in leadership and responsibility from public servants amid growing corruption concerns.
Angat Buhay’s caption stated: “TRILLION PESO MARCH. Kasama ang Angat Bayanihan Volunteer Network, muli tayong nagmartsa upang manindigan para sa integridad at pananagutan sa pamahalaan. Lahat ng sangkot, dapat managot!” The message emphasized the unified demand for accountability and ethical governance.
Anne reinforced this call through her own emphatic statement: “IKULONG NA ANG MGA KURAKOT. I CAN’T BELIEVE IT’S TAKING THIS LONG! WHAT A JOKE!” Her bold words resonated with countless netizens who expressed the same disappointment over what they see as sluggish investigations.
Many online users echoed Anne’s sentiments, noting their growing impatience with the ongoing inquiries into alleged corruption in the DPWH. Despite several officials being linked to the controversy, progress has been minimal. For voices like Anne Curtis and other concerned Filipinos, the message is unwavering: those who are corrupt must be brought to justice without further delay.
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