MANILA, Philippines — The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is looking into the possibility that the substandard and radioactive steel products from a raided metal plant in Pampanga have also been used in the government’s flood control projects. NBI Director Melvin Matibag said on Tuesday nationwide test buys conducted by the bureau across the country revealed that the steel market is “saturated” with hazardous materials produced by Chuangxin Steel Incorporated, a metal factory based in Magalang town. READ: NBI: Seized steel bars may have been used in collapsed Angeles building “If we are able to establish the strong possibility that […]...Keep on reading: NBI: Steel from raided Pampanga plant may have gone to flood projects