PROBE DINKY SOLIMAN, DENR FOR 'PABLO' SUFFERINGS!

Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) Sec, Dinky Soliman and the head of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) should be included in any probe of the deaths and devastation brought about by Typhoon ‘Pablo.’

For the DENR:

It’s being widely circulated in media and among the people that mining and illegal logging are to blame for ‘Pablo’s’ destructive fury. Has the DENR done anything against illegal loggers and miners?

Has it identified the culprits? If not, why? Is it doing anything at all to name and bring these environment criminals to justice?

 If it hasn’t accomplished anything, the DENR secretary and his assistants for illegal logging and mining had better have an AIR-TIGHT JUSTIFICATION, which does not deserve their IMMEDIATE TERMINATION and the filing of cases against them.

Is the DENR secretary doing anything now to prevent another bloodbath and hell  in the next super typhoon?

For the DSWD:

Exactly how much and what has been the cost of the relief which the DSWD has extended so far to ‘Pablo’s’ victims?

Take note, boys and girls: We have been hearing everyday of aid pouring in from all over the country and from abroad. But NO VERIFIED UPDATE so far on how much has the DSWD spent .

Anybody correct me if I’m wrong.

WALA TAYONG KATIBAYAN, mga kababayan, na HINDI NINANAKAW sa DSWD ang  pondo para sa disaster relief at sinasabi lamang na ganito kalaki na kuno ang nagagastos ng Gobyernong Aquino para sa mga biktima ni ‘Pablo.’

NI HINDI NGA ALAM ng nakararami kung MAGKANO TALAGA ang budget ng DSWD sa disaster relief at KUING SAAN-SAAN NA NAGASTOS ITO.

Has anybody heard or seen Soliman give a PUBLIC BREAKDOWN, complete with receipts and other documentary proof, OF HOW MUCH HAD BEEN SPENT ON WHAT and who were the beneficiaries?

I haven’t. If I’m wrong, anybody please give me the DETAILS. Not just generic claims but DETAILS.

More importantly, a common and consistent complaint among ‘Pablo’s’ victims is relief comes too late or too slow and is too little in quantity.

What preparations did Soliman undertake to fast-track the distribution of relief goods once the typhoon struck? Remember, people, ‘Pablo’ was monitored FOR SEVERAL DAYS and EVERYBODY knew he was coming.

Did Soliman and the DSWD have distribution plans?  If yes, who made it and what were the details? Did these include alternative routes and systems in case roads are rendered impassable? 

Did she even think of coordinating  with the Armed Forces, the Department of Public Works and  Highways or any other government agency with heavy-duty vehicles for possible support in transporting relief goods to  areas unreachable by ordinary cars or vans?

If Soliman will say that the DSWD has no distribution strategy, or alternative contingency plans in case of severe weather during natural calamities, WALA SIYANG SILBI.

Even a high school kid knows the importance of a contingency or back-up plan..

MAHIYA NAMAN SA BALAT nIya si Soliman kung di siya MAGRE-RESIGN sa ganung sitwasyon. 30