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Senator Sergio Osmeña III shows a list of the 14 bridges under the alleged anomalous "President's Bridges Program" of the past administration that cost P111 billion over 11 years. PHOTO/MATIKAS SANTOS, INQUIRER.net
A bridge too short - that aptly describes this bridge in Aklan that goes only one-third of a distance over a river and ends in the middle. Senator Sergio Osmena III said that the other two-thirds of the distance to the other side becomes submerged in water during the rainy season making it impassable. PHOTO/ OFFICE OF SENATOR OSMENA
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bridge long
A bridge too short - that aptly describes this bridge in Aklan that goes only one-third of a distance over a river and ends in the middle. Senator Sergio Osmena III said that the other two-thirds of the distance to the other side becomes submerged in water during the rainy season making it impassable. PHOTO/ OFFICE OF SENATOR OSMENA
A bridge too short - that aptly describes this bridge in Aklan that goes only one-third of a distance over a river and ends in the middle. Senator Sergio Osmena III said that the other two-thirds of the distance to the other side becomes submerged in water during the rainy season making it impassable. PHOTO/ OFFICE OF SENATOR OSMENA
A bridge too short - that aptly describes this bridge in Aklan that goes only one-third of a distance over a river and ends in the middle. Senator Sergio Osmena III said that the other two-thirds of the distance to the other side becomes submerged in water during the rainy season making it impassable. PHOTO/ OFFICE OF SENATOR OSMENA
A bridge too short - that aptly describes this bridge in Aklan that goes only one-third of a distance over a river and ends in the middle. Senator Sergio Osmena III said that the other two-thirds of the distance to the other side becomes submerged in water during the rainy season making it impassable. PHOTO/ OFFICE OF SENATOR OSMENA
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