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The pollution prompted researchers to raise the red flag over the 12-kilometer-long waterway separating Cebu and Mactan islands and whose waters directly touch at least seven towns and cities from Liloan in the north to Talisay City in the south.


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Mactan Channel heavily polluted, says research group

October 17, 2002 - 12:00am

CEBU — The Mactan Channel has become so polluted that eating marine life caught from its waters can cause illnesses in humans and may even contribute to long-term diseases like cancer. The pollution prompted...

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