TED Failon gets to the bottom of the pollution problem in Manila Bay.
Manila Bay, one of the country’s most beautiful natural harbors and famous tourist spots, is slowly losing its magnificence due to the severe pollution of its waters.
Known all over the world for its breathtaking view of the sunset, the bay has been a special place for generations of Filipinos, who go there to fish or bathe, jog and exercise by its side and spend time with friends or family.
Today, 26 January, on Failon Ngayon, award-winning broadcast journalist Ted Failon gets to the bottom of the pollution problem in Manila Bay. Join him as he discusses the issues surrounding the government’s rehabilitation of the bay and the reclamation project that will soon take place on its waters for the construction of new establishments.
With many structures built around Manila Bay, from buildings to makeshift homes of informal settlers, it has become unavoidable for trash and waste to end up in the water.
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While the government, led by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, has the right intention in cleaning up the bay, why do projects that can affect water flow and possibly damage the bay given clearance?
Know more about the issue on Ted Failon’s special report airing tonight at 11 p.m. on ABS-CBN with replay on ANC tomorrow, 27 January, at 2 p.m.
