The Department of Health (DOH) ensured on Friday, Dec. 2 that it will support and cooperate with the special audit of loans for the purchase of Covid-19 vaccines.
The Department of Health ensured on Friday, Dec. 2 that it will support and cooperate with the special audit of loans for the purchase of Covid-19 vaccines.This was in relation to some documents that have not been provided by the agency during the time of former Health Secretary Francisco Duque III wherein he cited the non-disclosure agreement with the vaccine suppliers.
She also clarified that the agency proactively asked for a special audit from the Commission on Audit since both the World Bank and Asian Development Bank asked for it. “So rest assured that the DOH is well aware of the commitments that it needs to uphold as it relates to the loans we secured for the Covid-19 vaccine procurements, and that it will continue to be proactive in ensuring that our taxpayers’ money is well-spent,” it added.
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