Philippine lawmaker charged with corruption to surrender
Philippine Senator Jinggoy Estrada will surrender to authorities after a special anti-corruption court ordered his arrest on a non-bailable charge of plunder. The charge stems from allegations that Estrada pocketed a significant kickback from a flood-control project.

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AI-generatedPhilippine Senator Jinggoy Estrada will surrender to authorities after a special anti-corruption court ordered his arrest on a non-bailable charge of plunder. The charge stems from allegations that Estrada pocketed a significant kickback from a flood-control project. This follows an earlier arrest warrant issued on Friday for a bailable corruption charge, after which Estrada surrendered and was released on bail. He has denied any wrongdoing, refuting claims that he received over 570 million pesos (US$9.3 million) in kickbacks. The Sandiganbayan anti-corruption court issued the latest arrest order on Monday.
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5 extractedEstrada denies allegations that he received over 570 million pesos (US$9.3 million) in kickbacks.
Estrada was previously arrested on a bailable corruption charge, surrendered, and was released on bail.
Philippine senator Jinggoy Estrada will surrender to authorities after an arrest warrant was issued for him.
Allegations against Estrada were mainly made by a former government public works engineer.
Estrada faces a non-bailable charge of plunder for allegedly pocketing a huge kickback in a flood-control project.