The Freeman•3h ago
philippines📍 cebu
Council urges offices to protect typhoon-altered rivers
Almost a year after Typhoon Tino altered the rivers and streams in Cebu City’s upland barangays, the City Council has ordered several government offices to step in and protect the affected waterways from unlawful encroachment.
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