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Marikina taps Twitter, FB for info dissemination

Text and photos by MARIO IGNACIO IV WITH citizens now turning to social media for information, the Marikina local government has taken to using Twitter and Facebook to post updates about the Marikina River’s water level, the main concern of residents during the rainy season. Marikina public information office (PIO) head Paul Edward P. Sison

Marikina taps Twitter, FB for info dissemination

Activists demand disclosure of river pollutants

By VINCENT GO
Activists and community leaders on Thursday demanded that the Department of Environment and Natural Resources install a pollution disclosure system that will require industrial facilities to publicly declare the chemicals they use in their products and manufacturing process, and report how these are discharged, treated or transported.

Activists demand disclosure of river pollutants

For Marikina residents, life goes on

AFTER four days of heavy rains, residents living near the Marikina River are trying to go on with their lives, salvaging what they could after another round of flooding, this time brought about by monsoon rains, hit this low-lying city crisscrossed by a major river.

For Marikina residents, life goes on

Relief and rescue in Marikina

SOME 5,000 families or 35,378 individuals have sought shelter in 29 evacuation centers in Marikina, amid the continued swelling of the Marikina River and heavy rains that caused floods in various parts of the city.

Relief and rescue in Marikina

Evacuees crowd Marikina gym

Text and photos by MARIO IGNACIO IV SOME 300 families from Barangay Malanday in Marikina City have crowded into the Bulelak Gym, which has served as the area’s evacuation center.

Evacuees crowd Marikina gym