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[Summary] => The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) reiterated yesterday the need to immediately eject squatters who have erected shanties on waterways to make the governments flood-control projects effective.
It was revealed that the relocation of the illegal settlers was one of the major issues discussed during consultations between the MMDA and the Department of Public Works and Highways on the transfer of flood-control functions.
For the second straight week, parts of Metro Manila were submerged under floodwater due to heavy rains since Friday.
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It was revealed that the relocation of the illegal settlers was one of the major issues discussed during consultations between the MMDA and the Department of Public Works and Highways on the transfer of flood-control functions.
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July 14, 2002 - 12:00am
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Foreign Affairs Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro yesterday raised with her Chinese counterpart the country’s strong protest against China over the July 20 China Coast Guard (CCG)’s attack on Philippine Navy personnel at Ayungin Shoal.
3 days ago
President Marcos met with Chinese Ambassador Jing Quan at Malacañang yesterday and discussed the assault by China Coast Guard personnel on Philippine Navy men stationed in Ayungin Shoal.
4 days ago
The United States and Australia have condemned China’s latest act of aggression in Ayungin Shoal, which injured a Philippine Navy personnel.
4 days ago
Malacañang said Filipino personnel acted within their mandate and rights during the latest incident near BRP Sierra Madre.
4 days ago
A Philippine Navy personnel stationed on the BRP Sierra Madre in Ayungin Shoal was struck and injured in the head by a Chinese coast guard crew who – along with several others – tried to approach and possibly board the grounded vessel yesterday morning.
5 days ago
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