The Battle of Manila Bay was not easy. Everyone thought the Rehabilitation of Manila was impossible! But thanks to the many volunteers, Manila Bay's clean up on took only 1-Day with the help of over 5,000 people at the site!
The Bureau of Fire Protection gears up for the Manila Bay cleanup.
Photo by Inoue Jaena/Rappler
Now, let's all take a look at the Before and After!!!
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After 3-months of the huge success of Boracay, volunteers saw potential in the restoration of Manila Bay. This is what many people are calling The Duterte Effect!
Maraming Salamat, President Duterte! Change is Real!!! 👊🏽
Photo by Inoue Jaena/Rappler
Volunteers pick up trash along Manila Bay.
Photo by Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN
Photo by Mark Demayo, ABS-CBN
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Photo by Johnson Manabat
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Photo by Greenpeace Philippines
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Photo by ABS-CBN News
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Photo by Kix Ribleza
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Photo by Avito C. Dalan
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Photo by Kix Ribleza
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Photo by Jacqueline Hernandez | Manila Bulletin
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Photo by Kix Ribleza
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Photo by Romeo Ranoco | Reuters
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Photo by Kix Ribleza
After 3-months of the huge success of Boracay, volunteers saw potential in the restoration of Manila Bay. This is what many people are calling The Duterte Effect!
Maraming Salamat, President Duterte! Change is Real!!! 👊🏽
I have an important recommendation to make and I hope the people concerned (in government) will care to listen. All the efforts to clean up Manila Bay will be in vain unless the trash that comes ashore after every storm (which regularly happen every year) is prevented. To do this, I suggest that a big, long, and sturdy net be placed far from the beach where these wastes may be collected before they reach the shoreline. (Btw, I wouldn't mind if I be credited for this suggestion).
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