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Mayor Carmelo Lazatin signed an agreement with the People’s Task Force on Bases Clean-up (PTFBC), allocating P511,511 in city funds for a three-month study to determine the extent of the toxic wastes’ harmful effects on the health of residents of two barangays, Sapang Bato and Margot. 


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Angeles City allots funds for toxic waste study

By Ding Cervantes | October 9, 2000 - 12:00am

ANGELES CITY — Long dogged by the issue of toxic wastes allegedly left behind by the American military at Clark Field, the city government...

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