We rarely see what holds our homes together. Concrete hides it. Paint finishes it off. By the time a family moves in, the bones of a house — the steel that keeps it standing — are already buried, unseen. And that’s precisely the problem. In 2023, the Philippine Iron and Steel Institute (PISI) found that nearly 4 out of 10 rebars sold in local markets failed to meet national standards. Some broke too early under stress tests. Others were made from melted scrap — the kind used

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