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                    [Title] => Garbage dumping in Manila Bay hit
                    [Summary] => A group of fishermen staged a rally in front of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority office yesterday to protest the alleged dumping of garbage into the Manila Bay.


The Kalipunan ng Maliliit na Mangingisda sa Manila Bay (KALMADA) called on MMDA Chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. to immediately stop the reported dumping of garbage into the waters as it drastically affects the livelihood of the local fishermen.


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                    [Title] => Manila Bay, ginawa ng  dumpsite
                    [Summary] => Ginagawa na umanong dumping site o tapunan ng basura ang Manila Bay simula pa noong Nobyembre 2000, pagbubunyag kahapon ni Quezon Rep. Wigberto Tañada.


Ayon kay Tañada, nangangamba ang mga mangingisda sa naturang karagatan na ang itinatapong mga basura ay bahagi ng tone-toneladang dumi na hindi tinanggap sa Semirara Island sa Antique.


Sa pahayag ng isang residente ng Cavite City na nakilalang si Arnel Viray, isang barko na puno ng basura ang nakita nito sa Manila Bay noong nakaraang Nobyembre at basta na lamang itinapon ang dalang basura sa dagat.


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                    [Title] => Fisherfolk call on Palace to sign EO on Manila Bay
                    [Summary] => The prime mover of the Saradong Manila Bay (SMB) Campaign, the Kalipunan ng Maliliit na Mangingisda sa Manila Bay (Kalmada), is calling on President Estrada to sign its proposed executive order creating the Manila Bay Management and Development Council (MBMDC).


Kalmada is a group of 10,000 municipal fisherfolk that has been pushing for the seven-year closure of Manila Bay from commercial fishing.


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                    [Title] => NGOs push ban on bay fishing
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Two non-government organizations (NGOs) urged President Estrada Friday to ban
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In a press conference, the NGOs for Fisheries (NFR) and the National
Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC)-Fisherfolk Council said that commercial fishing
in the entire Manila Bay area should be banned since the bay has already
reached an alarming "level of fish productivity plus a high level of pollution
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Bonifacio Federizo, council commissioner of NAPC and Rio
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Ayon kay Tañada, nangangamba ang mga mangingisda sa naturang karagatan na ang itinatapong mga basura ay bahagi ng tone-toneladang dumi na hindi tinanggap sa Semirara Island sa Antique.


Sa pahayag ng isang residente ng Cavite City na nakilalang si Arnel Viray, isang barko na puno ng basura ang nakita nito sa Manila Bay noong nakaraang Nobyembre at basta na lamang itinapon ang dalang basura sa dagat.


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                    [Title] => Fisherfolk call on Palace to sign EO on Manila Bay
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In a press conference, the NGOs for Fisheries (NFR) and the National
Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC)-Fisherfolk Council said that commercial fishing
in the entire Manila Bay area should be banned since the bay has already
reached an alarming "level of fish productivity plus a high level of pollution
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Bonifacio Federizo, council commissioner of NAPC and Rio
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Garbage dumping in Manila Bay hit

By Marvin Sy | March 28, 2001 - 12:00am

A group of fishermen staged a rally in front of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority office yesterday to protest the alleged dumping of garbage into the Manila Bay. The Kalipunan ng Maliliit na Mangingisda...

Metro

Manila Bay, ginawa ng dumpsite

March 28, 2001 - 12:00am

Ginagawa na umanong dumping site o tapunan ng basura ang Manila Bay simula pa noong Nobyembre 2000, pagbubunyag kahapon ni Quezon Rep. Wigberto Tañada. Ayon kay Tañada, nangangamba ang mga mangingisda...

PSN Metro

Fisherfolk call on Palace to sign EO on Manila Bay

November 18, 2000 - 12:00am

The prime mover of the Saradong Manila Bay (SMB) Campaign, the Kalipunan ng Maliliit na Mangingisda sa Manila Bay (Kalmada), is calling on President Estrada to sign its proposed executive order creating the Manila...

Nation

NGOs push ban on bay fishing

By Jose Rodel Clapano | May 14, 2000 - 12:00am

Two non-government organizations (NGOs) urged President Estrada Friday to ban commercial fishing in Manila Bay due to high levels of water pollution. In a press conference, the NGOs for Fisheries (NFR) and the...

Headlines