+ Follow CITY HEALTH OFFICER ANGELITO LLADRES Tag
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[Title] => Coast Guard cleans up Marikina River oil spill
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard cleared yesterday the Marikina River of pollutants from a softdrink company in Antipolo City, Rizal.
This developed as the Marikina City health office said they would file appropriate charges against Coca-Cola Bottlers, Phils. upon receipt of findings on the oil spill next week.
After two days of recovery operations, Capt. Elpidie Padama, commander of the Marine Environmental Protection Command, reported that his men recovered at least 10 drums of oil spilled in the river.
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[Title] => Oil spill pollutes Marikina River
[Summary] => The oil spill that polluted the Marikina River before midnight Wednesday was traced to the liquid trash disposed by a softdrink plant in Cainta, Rizal.
Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando ordered the gathering of evidence against the Coca Cola Philippines softdrink plant for the possible filing of indiscriminate disposal of water pollutants charges against the firm.
Meanwhile, the Marikina City health office is monitoring the health hazard.
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CITY HEALTH OFFICER ANGELITO LLADRES
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[Title] => Coast Guard cleans up Marikina River oil spill
[Summary] => The Philippine Coast Guard cleared yesterday the Marikina River of pollutants from a softdrink company in Antipolo City, Rizal.
This developed as the Marikina City health office said they would file appropriate charges against Coca-Cola Bottlers, Phils. upon receipt of findings on the oil spill next week.
After two days of recovery operations, Capt. Elpidie Padama, commander of the Marine Environmental Protection Command, reported that his men recovered at least 10 drums of oil spilled in the river.
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[Title] => Oil spill pollutes Marikina River
[Summary] => The oil spill that polluted the Marikina River before midnight Wednesday was traced to the liquid trash disposed by a softdrink plant in Cainta, Rizal.
Marikina Mayor Bayani Fernando ordered the gathering of evidence against the Coca Cola Philippines softdrink plant for the possible filing of indiscriminate disposal of water pollutants charges against the firm.
Meanwhile, the Marikina City health office is monitoring the health hazard.
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