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King Rodriguez·1 September 2024 · 3:35 PM PHT·3 MIN READ

TRIBUNE-pasigriver — LOOK: Water hyacinths are populating a large portion of the Pasig River in Binondo, Manila as seen on Sunday, 1 September 2024. The proliferation of this invasive water plant species poses a problem in the smooth flow of navigation in the river.

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TRIBUNE-pasigriver-water-hyacinth — KING RODRIGUEZ

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