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The San Juan municipal government yesterday started cleaning up the EDSA Shrine where thousands of supporters of jailed former President Joseph Estrada are holding their version of people power.


Councilor Rolando Bernardo, head of the town’s solid waste management team, said that by noon yesterday, they had collected five truckloads of garbage at the rally site.


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So far, most of the mayors of the 17 cities and municipalities have remained silent about their course of action for one reason or another.


Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Jejomar Binay told reporters the other day that one of the mayors has started diggings in his area for the dumping of garbage.


However, most of the LGUs are sharing dumpsites made available by their counterparts.


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COUNCILOR ROLANDO BERNARDO

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Metropolitan Manila Development Authority chairman Jejomar Binay told reporters the other day that one of the mayors has started diggings in his area for the dumping of garbage.


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No vomiting, spitting, peeing in San Juan

By Jose Rodel Clapano | October 12, 2013 - 12:00am

The San Juan City council has approved an ordinance imposing a fine and 30-day stay in jail for those caught urinating, vomiting and spiting in public places.

Metro

EDSA Shrine litterbugs produce 5 truckloads of trash

By Non Alquitran | April 28, 2001 - 12:00am

Two days of rallying at EDSA has generated five truckloads of garbage. The San Juan municipal government yesterday started cleaning up the EDSA Shrine where thousands of supporters of jailed former President Joseph...

News Commentary

Metro mayors scramble for ways to handle garbage disposal

January 7, 2001 - 12:00am

With the hiatus in Metro garbage disposal, heads of local governments are scrambling for ways to handle the problem in their jurisdictions. So far, most of the mayors of the 17 cities and municipalities have remained...

Metro