Senator Alan Peter Cayetano has urged the Senate Blue Ribbon Committee (BRC) to expand its investigation into alleged anomalous flood control projects beyond Taguig City, challenging Senator Panfilo Lacson to probe other cities to avoid appearing biased.

Cayetano's remarks during a Facebook Live broadcast highlighted concerns about political targeting, as Lacson accused him of crossing ethical lines by attacking his integrity.Lacson responded by claiming he is gathering evidence to counter Cayetano's allegations, even threatening legal action.

Meanwhile, Senator Erwin Tulfo mentioned plans to include Cayetano's younger brother, Lino Cayetano, in the investigation, suggesting potential insider knowledge.The elder Cayetano denied ghost project claims, asserting due diligence had already been conducted.

The article also notes Cayetano's scrutiny of Lacson's financial disclosures and his criticism of the arrests of minority senators as politically motivated.These developments underscore ongoing tensions in Philippine politics, where allegations of corruption and accountability dominate public discourse.