Baguio issues renewed warning on proper waste disposal



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BAGUIO CITY-- Officials of Barangay Lower Rock Quarry have issued a renewed warning on proper waste disposal, stressing that creeks must not be used as dumping sites.
In a public advisory, barangay leaders said the continued practice of throwing garbage into waterways has led to clogged drainage, flash floods, and health risks for residents. They urged the public to immediately stop disposing of waste in creeks.
The officials said some individuals continue to violate environmental rules despite clear prohibitions, noting that waterways are still being used as convenient dumping areas.
Residents were reminded to properly manage their waste to prevent recurring drainage blockages, particularly during the rainy season.
The barangay also thanked volunteers from Purok 4 and 6 who helped clear heavy accumulations of garbage trapped in creek metal screens.
Officials called for stronger community cooperation, emphasizing that maintaining cleanliness and preventing flooding require collective responsibility from all households.