Dennis Trillo, may matinding pangungumusta sa gitna ng kontrobersiya sa flood control
- Dennis Trillo drew reactions online after posting a pointed message about those allegedly involved in the flood control project anomalies
- The Kapuso Drama King shared the post as heavy rains and flooding continued to affect several areas in the Philippines
- Dennis asked about the people who allegedly stole from flood control projects and paired his message with the hashtag “Never Forget”
- Netizens responded with sarcastic comments, while the issue of accountability in alleged flood control anomalies resurfaced
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Dennis Trillo sparked discussion online after sharing a pointed message aimed at those allegedly involved in anomalies surrounding flood control projects in the Philippines.
Source: Facebook
The Kapuso Drama King took to his verified Facebook account on Sunday, August 30, as heavy rains brought by the southwest monsoon, or habagat, continued to cause severe flooding in several parts of the country, particularly in Luzon.
Describing himself as “feeling nostalgic,” Dennis appeared to recall the controversy surrounding the alleged misuse of funds intended for flood control projects. He then shared a short but striking message that quickly caught the attention of netizens.
"Kamusta na kaya yung mga nagnakaw sa mga flood control projects?"
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Dennis also accompanied his post with the hashtag “Never Forget,” further emphasizing his message as many communities continued to deal with the effects of flooding.
The actor's post soon generated various reactions from social media users, with several netizens responding through sarcastic remarks about the people allegedly involved in the controversy.
"Masarap ang tulog, masarap ang kinakain, maganda ang mga suot nilang damit, nasa magagarang mansyon."
Another netizen commented:
"Nakapag-abroad na at nakabili ng mga ari-arian na."
Others also joined the discussion by making remarks about how those allegedly responsible may be living comfortably despite the continued flooding experienced by many Filipinos.
"Ayun masarap ang tulog dahil malamig daw ang panahon dipa malunod sa baha eh ng makarandam Lol."
Another comment read:
"Pakape kape prenteng nakaupo habang nanonood."
The term “flood control project scam” has been used in connection with investigations into alleged irregularities involving government-funded flood mitigation projects. These alleged anomalies have included projects accused of being ghost projects, substandard, overpriced, or ineffective in addressing flooding.
As heavy rains continue to trigger flooding in different parts of the country, discussions surrounding these projects have repeatedly resurfaced online. For many Filipinos, every major flood serves as another reminder of the questions surrounding the use of public funds intended to protect communities.
The issue has also continued to fuel public frustration, particularly over the perceived lack of accountability for those believed to be responsible. Dennis' brief but provocative post reflected that lingering sentiment, bringing renewed attention to a controversy that many netizens insist should not be forgotten.
Dennis Trillo is an acclaimed Filipino actor, singer, and host who is widely regarded as the "Drama King" of GMA Network. Celebrated for his versatility across film and television, he made history as the first Filipino to win the Asian Star Prize at the Seoul International Drama Awards and has earned multiple top acting honors in the Philippines, including Best Actor at the Metro Manila Film Festival for Green Bones.
In another report, Jennylyn Mercado opened up about how her priorities have shifted, with her family now taking precedence over the demands of her career. The actress explained that she is intentionally becoming more selective with projects so she can devote more time to her children. Being present during her young daughter Dylan’s formative years is particularly important to Jennylyn. Despite choosing a less hectic work schedule, she is also hoping that her on-screen partnership with husband Dennis Trillo can make a comeback sooner than anticipated.
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