TULOY ang imbestigasyon ng Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI) tungkol sa mga anomalya sa flood control sa kabila ng pagre-resign ng miyembro ng ICI na si Commissioner Rossana Fajardo.

“As the Commission continues its work in the coming months, the focus is now on final reports and the proper handover of documents to offices like the Office of the Ombudsman for the next steps,” sabi ni Presidential Communications Office acting Secretary Dave Gomez.

Tiniyak ito ni Gomez matapos i-announce ni Fajardo na magre-resign na siya simula sa Dec. 31, 2025.

Ayon kay Palace Press Officer Claire Castro, binibigyang halaga ng Malacanang ang papel ni Fajardo sa pangangalap at pag-aaral ng mga ebidensya laban sa mga itinuturong sangkot sa anomalous flood control projects.

“Ms. Fajardo was brought in for a clear financial forensic purpose- to closely review the money linked to the projects under investigation and help trace where public funds went. That work is now finished,” sabi ni Gomez.

“Her full findings will form part of the ICI’s recommendations to the Ombudsman and will also be turned over to the proper government offices, including the Commission on Audit, so the process can move forward,” dagdag pa ni Gomez.

Ipinaabot ni Gomez kay Fajardo ang pasasalamat ni President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. sa kanyang serbisyo at panahon na ginugol bilang miyembro ng ICI.