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MMDA clears Maligaya Creek in Caloocan

Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding. ANALY LABOR
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Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding. Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding. Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding.
Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) workers use both manual tools and a backhoe to remove trash from Maligaya Creek in Caloocan on Wednesday, as part of Bayanihan sa Estero—an ongoing cleanup drive aimed at clearing Metro Manila waterways to help prevent flooding. Photo by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE

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