More artificial reefs installed at Macajalar Bay
Cagayan de Oro City — City officials have installed more artificial reefs in a bid to protect a marine sanctuary in Macajalar Bay.
The City Agricultural Productivity Office said five new reefs were placed off the coast of Barangay Bogo this week to prevent soil erosion and create a fish breeding ground.
The bay, a deep body of water in the Bohol Sea, stretches along 12 municipalities in Misamis Oriental province, including Cagayan de Oro. A portion of the bay near the city is a protected marine sanctuary.
The artificial reefs are expected to boost fish populations and attract divers to the area.
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