+ Follow CORINTHIAN TRUCKING Tag
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[Title] => Parañaque eyes another ‘emergency’ garbage hauler
[Summary] => The Parañaque City government is planning to hire another “emergency” garbage hauler as it tries to speed up the bidding process for a new garbage hauling contractor, a top city official said yesterday.
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[Title] => Parañaque hires new firm to haul garbage
[Summary] => The local government of Parañaque has entered into a 30-day negotiated contract with a Manila-based waste management company to help in hauling at least 5,000 tons of garbage along the city’s roads.
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[Title] => Parañaque orders closure of garbage transfer station
[Summary] => Parañaque City’s controversial garbage transfer station located near a private subdivision along Dr. A. Santos Avenue was ordered closed.
Mayor Jun Bernabe ordered the operations of the facility shut down after mounting complaints from residents reached his office.
Bernabe announced the immediate closure of the garbage transfer station in Barangay San Antonio after meeting with leaders and residents of the Fourth Estate Subdivision who trooped to City Hall last week to air their protest against the continued operation of the facility.
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Mayor Jun Bernabe ordered the operations of the facility shut down after mounting complaints from residents reached his office.
Bernabe announced the immediate closure of the garbage transfer station in Barangay San Antonio after meeting with leaders and residents of the Fourth Estate Subdivision who trooped to City Hall last week to air their protest against the continued operation of the facility.
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