The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) has obtained its seventh freeze order from the Court of Appeals, expanding the scope of assets immobilized under its sweeping investigation into the alleged misuse of public infrastructure funds.
The latest order covers 45 additional real estate properties and 81 vehicles-including high-end sports cars, SUVs, and luxury motorcycles-reportedly owned by former government officials.
With the new directive, the AMLC has now frozen a total of 2,129 assets: 1,671 bank accounts, 58 insurance policies, 244 motor vehicles, 144 real properties and 12 e-wallet accounts related to the flood control probe.
‘We continue to pursue every lead, secure every necessary order, and hold accountable those who misuse public funds,’ AMLC Executive Director Matthew David said in a statement.