President Marcos criticizes a collapsed, overpriced rockshed in Benguet for causing landslides and economic losses.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. criticized a P260-million rockshed project in Benguet for failing to protect the area from landslides, causing road damage, and resulting in economic losses. The 152-meter structure collapsed, causing erosion and doubling the restoration costs. Marcos blamed the failure on poor construction and overpriced materials, citing it as a case of "economic sabotage." An investigation is planned to determine accountability.