Tolentino: Senate to probe causes behind Egay's prolonged effects

Senator Francis Tolentino said that an upcoming Senate investigation would look into the possible causes behind Typhoon EgayPH's prolonged effects on the country.

Senator Francis Tolentino said on Saturday that an upcoming Senate investigation would look into the possible causes behind Typhoon Egay's prolonged effects on the country.

Tolentino also pointed to the possibility that the development of certain irrigation and disaster response projects could have contributed to the situation.

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