The Philippine government is considering a review of the “Aquino-Singson Flood Control Master Plan” as part of its strategy to combat frequent flooding. Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon is expected to evaluate the plan, which was developed during the Aquino administration, to determine its effectiveness in addressing current challenges. Palace press officer Claire Castro announced the potential review during a briefing, highlighting the need for updated measures to manage the country’s recurring flood issues. The plan, which outlines infrastructure projects aimed at reducing flood risks, may be adjusted to incorporate new data and technologies. Officials are also looking to integrate the master plan with other flood mitigation efforts led by the Department of Public Works and Highways. The review comes amid growing concerns over urban flooding, particularly in major cities like Manila and Cebu.