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[Title] => Untreated effluents polluting city’s waters
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The warning was aired following a report of LLDA pollution and control division (PCD) that while these firms have sewage treatment plants (STP) as required by law they are either defective or non-functional.
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[Title] => FTI eyes swap deal to settle obligations
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The amount represents environmental users fees which had been paid by industrial locators of FTI which the latter failed to remit to LLDA.
LLDA general manager Calixto R. Cataquiz said his agency had served the FTI with a demand notice for the entire amount, but which the FTI initially ignored.
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The amount represents environmental users fees which had been paid by industrial locators of FTI which the latter failed to remit to LLDA.
LLDA general manager Calixto R. Cataquiz said his agency had served the FTI with a demand notice for the entire amount, but which the FTI initially ignored.
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November 9, 2003 - 12:00am
