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BuCor’s plans to relocate its headquarters and training institute within Masungi drew criticisms and raised concerns that it will damage the fragile Upper Marikina watershed, parts of which are being protected by the Masungi Georeserve Foundation for decades.
MANILA-Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla on Monday said the Department of Justice (DOJ) is still exploring options and no final decision has been reached yet on whether the Bureau of Corrections (BuCor)'s headquarters will be moved to its 270-hectare property in Tanay town, Rizal province. "We are exploring everything. Actually, wala [pa] naman final decision doon e (There is no final decision yet. It is something that will be suggested to us by the BuCor. We are not micromanaging BuCor, we are allowing them to explore the possibilties for the future," he said. Remulla said...
Bureau of Corrections The Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) needs more than P177 billion to implement its modernization plan which includes the construction of regional prisons, setting up of facilities for persons convicted of heinous crimes, and development of idle lands for agricultural product
The Masungi Georeserve Foundation on Thursday raised alarm over an area inspection conducted by BuCor personnel in “Lot 10.”
Bureau of Corrections The Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) on Friday, Feb. 17, said it is the owner of the 270-hectare land in Tanay, Rizal being contested by the Masungi Georeserve Foundation, and it will utilize the property for its headquarters, including residential sites for its personnel.