Dizon to Lopez: Your turn to get rid of corrupt DPWH personnel

Inquirer.net - Oct 27, 2026

MANILA, Philippines —Former Department of Public Works and Highways chief Vince Dizon on Tuesday turned over to his successor documents of DPWH personnel linked to corruption.  Dizon on Monday was reassigned as transportation secretary, replacing Giovanni Lopez, who in turn took over Dizon’s DPWH top post. During the DPWH turnover ceremony, Dizon handed Lopez a

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