+ Follow ULYSSES TUMBOCON Tag
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[Title] => Floodwaters breach Malabon dike: 5,000 residents affected
[Summary] => Raging floodwaters from the Tullahan River breached over the weekend a portion of Malabon dike in Barangay Tenejeros, affecting at least 5,000 residents, a city official said yesterday.
[DatePublished] => 2010-07-27 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Perseus Echeminada
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[Title] => Malabon to increase regulatory fees by 300 percent
[Summary] => The Malabon City government will increase regulatory fees by as much as 300 percent starting this week as part of its drive to raise funds to support various projects lined-up for the year.
Mayor Canuto "Tito" Oreta approved the planned increase in fees with the unanimous backing of the city council to raise some P60 million to fund the city’s ongoing projects, especially those being implemented by the city engineering office.
[DatePublished] => 2006-01-16 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Pete Laude
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[Title] => No quick fix for Malabon floods
[Summary] => The wet is getting wetter in Malabon City.
This is how city engineer Ulysses Tumbocon described the perennial flood problem of Metro Manila’s newest city.
"For the past 20 years, Malabon residents have been languishing in floods," Tumbocon told The STAR.
This, he said, despite efforts by the city government to unclog its canals and remove illegal structures obstructing the free flow of water in its waterways.
"And flooding is getting worse every year," Tumbocon said.
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ULYSSES TUMBOCON
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[Title] => Floodwaters breach Malabon dike: 5,000 residents affected
[Summary] => Raging floodwaters from the Tullahan River breached over the weekend a portion of Malabon dike in Barangay Tenejeros, affecting at least 5,000 residents, a city official said yesterday.
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[Title] => Malabon to increase regulatory fees by 300 percent
[Summary] => The Malabon City government will increase regulatory fees by as much as 300 percent starting this week as part of its drive to raise funds to support various projects lined-up for the year.
Mayor Canuto "Tito" Oreta approved the planned increase in fees with the unanimous backing of the city council to raise some P60 million to fund the city’s ongoing projects, especially those being implemented by the city engineering office.
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[Title] => No quick fix for Malabon floods
[Summary] => The wet is getting wetter in Malabon City.
This is how city engineer Ulysses Tumbocon described the perennial flood problem of Metro Manila’s newest city.
"For the past 20 years, Malabon residents have been languishing in floods," Tumbocon told The STAR.
This, he said, despite efforts by the city government to unclog its canals and remove illegal structures obstructing the free flow of water in its waterways.
"And flooding is getting worse every year," Tumbocon said.
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