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[Summary] => Bantay Kalikasan of ABS CBN Foundation through lawyer Gloria Paculdo is the latest to join Nepa Q-Mart (NQMI) Bamboo Propagation Project in a move to further rehabilitate La Mesa Dam. Marlo Mendoza, project director of Bantay Kalikasan, sought the assistance of NQMI to donate bamboos to be planted along the waterways of the dam.
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[Title] => Rizal descendant a bamboo enthusiast
[Summary] => A great-great grandnephew of Dr. Jose P. Rizal is the latest to venture into bamboo growing. Francisco Lopez sought the assistance of Nepa-Q-Mart Industries (NQMI) headed by lawyer-businessman Nereo J. Paculdo. The latter has been giving away free bamboo planting materials and is also extending technical assistance in planting as well as in putting up bamboo nurseries to deserving individuals and groups.
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