+ Follow BOHOL AND SOUTHERN LEYTE Tag
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[Title] => LGUs join hands to save Danajon Reef
[Summary] => The marine resource-rich Danajon Double Barrier Reef (DDBR) strategically situated in Central Visayas covering four provinces is on the brink of peril due to “destructive and unsustainable actions.”
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[Summary] => Representative Erico Aumentado (2nd district, Bohol) has filed House Bill 5145 seeking to put the Danajon Double Barrier Reef (DDBR) a protected area under the category of a natural park.
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[Title] => A tale of two divergent tourism plans by aven piramide
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[Title] => CV muro-ami fishers employ 400 children
[Summary] => Commercial muro-ami fishing operators are now illegally employing some 400 children in Central Visayas alone, Bohol Rep. Ernesto Herrera said yesterday.
Citing a report by the US Agency for International Development-funded Coastal Resource Management Project, Herrera said most of the child laborers were "bought" or recruited by muro-ami operators from Negros Oriental, Bohol and Southern Leyte.
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Citing a report by the US Agency for International Development-funded Coastal Resource Management Project, Herrera said most of the child laborers were "bought" or recruited by muro-ami operators from Negros Oriental, Bohol and Southern Leyte.
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Citing a report by the US Agency for International Development-funded Coastal Resource Management Project, Herrera said most of the child laborers were "bought" or recruited by muro-ami operators from Negros Oriental, Bohol and Southern Leyte.
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