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Heritage Conservation Society President Ar. Giuseppe Luigi Abcede said the initiative "is part of a wider effort to safeguard [Pasig River's] enduring legacy.”
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It is set for a 17-month closure in 2025.
The Guadalupe Bridge over the Pasig River is one of the busiest transport infrastructures in Metro Manila. Not only does it connect Makati and Mandaluyong, but it also allows motorists from the northern part of the Metro to get to the south ...
“We are sensitive to public opinion,” Ramon Ang said.
San Miguel Corp. will no longer pursue plans to build the multi-billion Pasig River Expressway (Parex). In a press conference, SMC president Ramon Ang said the company has decided to pull the plug on the project after stiff opposition from different ...
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The tough janitor fish has taken over the heavily polluted river.
Manila is an international city, and that doesn't only apply to its human inhabitants. The Pasig River is home to a population of South American catfish, or the so-called "janitor fish." How can this fish thrive in a rather polluted ...
Architect Paulo Alcazaren shows the locations of the heritage sites.
Buildings and structures that are at least 50 years old are automatically considered "Important Cultural Property," according to the National Cultural Heritage Act of 2009. A number of such structures, including buildings, bridges, and houses are located very close to the proposed ...
Parex is a go.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) has formalized its partnership with San Miguel Corp. (SMC) for the construction of the P81.53-billion Pasig River Expressway (Parex) on Tuesday (September 21. SMC signed a ...
Funds will be donated to a Finnish NGO working to clean up the heavily polluted river.
Listed International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) is providing $1 million (about P48 million) in funding to RiverRecycle Oy, a Finnish non-government organization that aims to pioneer a "financially-sustainable river waste collection system for the Pasig River." The funds will ...
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