MANILA, Philippines — Amid netizens calling out the “lavish lifestyles” of relatives of contractors allegedly involved in corruption, Malacañang has urged the public to help uncover anomalies linked to flood-control projects. At a briefing on Friday, Palace Press Officer Claire Castro was asked for a reaction to social media posts highlighting the luxurious lifestyles of some contractors’ relatives, which were intended to help identify those involved in questionable flood-mitigation projects. READ: Marcos, executive branch officials willing to undergo lifestyle check “That is really the desire of President Marcos Jr.—that all of us work together to put a stop to this […]... Keep on reading: Palace urges public to help uncover flood-control anomalies