+ Follow MARIKINA PUBLIC MARKET Tag
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[Title] => Murang bawang vs imported ikakalat
[Summary] => Dahil sa matinding pagtaas ng halaga ng bawang sa Metro Manila, ikakalat ng Department of Agriculture (DA) ang mga rolling stores ng ahensiya para magbenta ng mas murang bawang kontra sa mahal na imported na bawang na naibebenta sa mga palengke at mga pamilihan sa bansa.
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[Title] => Marikina to build wastewater plant
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The Marikina City government is set to build a P13-million wastewater treatment plant that would enable it to treat its wastewater before disposing of it in the river.
Gloria Buenaventura, Marikina’s Waste Management Office head, said the facility will be built at the Marikina Public Market in barangay Sta. Elena. She said a total of 500 cubic meters of water are used everyday in this barangay alone.
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[Title] => P11.7-M collection in Manila market fees
[Summary] => The city government of Manila posted another record collection in market fees amounting to P11.7 million, reflecting a P2.1 million increase over the same two-quarter period (January-June) last year, Mayor Lito Atienza said yesterday.
Market administrator Warren Codina attributed the increase to a more efficient and aggressive collection effort undertaken in 25 public markets and talipapas.
Codina recalled that this year’s collection surpassed last year’s market fees amounting to P9.6 million.
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The Marikina City government is set to build a P13-million wastewater treatment plant that would enable it to treat its wastewater before disposing of it in the river.
Gloria Buenaventura, Marikina’s Waste Management Office head, said the facility will be built at the Marikina Public Market in barangay Sta. Elena. She said a total of 500 cubic meters of water are used everyday in this barangay alone.
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[Title] => P11.7-M collection in Manila market fees
[Summary] => The city government of Manila posted another record collection in market fees amounting to P11.7 million, reflecting a P2.1 million increase over the same two-quarter period (January-June) last year, Mayor Lito Atienza said yesterday.
Market administrator Warren Codina attributed the increase to a more efficient and aggressive collection effort undertaken in 25 public markets and talipapas.
Codina recalled that this year’s collection surpassed last year’s market fees amounting to P9.6 million.
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