Problema sa disenyo, nakikitang dahilan ng pagbagsak ng Cabagan-Sta. Maria Bridge...

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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. himself inspected the fallen statue in Isabela.

00:06According to the President, there was a problem with its design.

00:10But instead of teaching now, the Executive Board decided to address the problem so that it won't happen again.

00:18Kenneth Pacientes is in the center of the news.

00:22The fall of the St. Maria Bridge in the province of Isabela happened last month.

00:31This truck seems to be still attached to the damaged part of the bridge.

00:35While other vehicles and motorcycles are still damaged.

00:39The damaged bridge was personally inspected by President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.

00:44along with the DPWH Region 2 and Central Office,

00:48as well as the local officials.

00:50And after his inspection, the design flaw or problem with the design is the main reason why the part of the bridge was given.

00:58To be honest, the value of the fund for this project is 1.8 billion pesos.

01:03But the use of the fund is lower, so the design of the bridge was affected.

01:08It was reduced to under 1 billion pesos to make it cheaper.

01:14The design is really weak.

01:21If you look closely, this is supposed to be a suspension bridge.

01:26The arch is like this, and the bridge is supported by a cable.

01:34This is the only suspension bridge that I have seen in the world that does not have a cable.

01:39And this is where the steel was given.

01:44When he first saw this problem, he had to fix it.

01:49When we first did this, the original budget was 900 million pesos.

01:54It reached 1.2 million pesos because it was refitted.

01:57Why was it refitted?

01:58When the construction started, it was already seen that it was moving, that it was weak.

02:03That's why it had to be refitted.

02:06So, the whole process is okay.

02:11The construction, the contractor, followed the plan.

02:16By the book, what they did was up to the specifications.

02:20But the specifications were wrong.

02:22That's why the Executive Board is very worried because it seems like back to zero.

02:26The bridge will need to be rebuilt.

02:29We have no choice. We have to go back.

02:31So, what we saved, we saved 1.8 million.

02:36Useless.

02:37Now, we will go back. We will spend a lot.

02:41We will change the supports. We will change it.

02:44It's like we built a new bridge.

02:46But he promised that he will not let this go unpunished.

02:50But he needs to address the problem first and fix the bridge.

02:54Well, you know, I always have a saying,

02:57Fix the problem, fix not the blame.

03:01Let's fix the problem first.

03:03Believe me, we will find out who is responsible.

03:06Who is responsible is basically who made the design.

03:09Because their design was poor.

03:11Look what happened.

03:13The construction of the Cabagan-Santa Maria Bridge started in November 2014

03:17and ended in February 1, 2025, with a total cost of 1.22 billion pesos.

03:24From Cabagan, Isabela, Kenneth Paciente for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.

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