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                    [Title] => Angeles folk complain about stench from huge piggeries, poultry farms
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Amid reports of school children getting sick from the stench from huge piggeries and poultry farms in neighboring Porac town, city residents, including grandmothers and their grandchildren, joined religious and environmental groups in a eight-kilometer march yesterday to protest the air pollution that has been pestering them for 20 years.

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According to Colayco, the fundamental concept of SCAD is to develop Central Luzon by using Clark and Subic as catalyst. "The development of Central Luzon through Subic and Clark would be distinct from the development of Manila," Colayco said.
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Amid reports of school children getting sick from the stench from huge piggeries and poultry farms in neighboring Porac town, city residents, including grandmothers and their grandchildren, joined religious and environmental groups in a eight-kilometer march yesterday to protest the air pollution that has been pestering them for 20 years.

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According to Colayco, the fundamental concept of SCAD is to develop Central Luzon by using Clark and Subic as catalyst. "The development of Central Luzon through Subic and Clark would be distinct from the development of Manila," Colayco said.
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