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San Miguel has dropped Boracay bridge project – Aklan governor
ILOILO CITY, Philippines — San Miguel Holdings Corp. (SMHC) has backed out of the controversial Boracay Bridge project amid ...
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) president Ramon Ang expressed his commitment to canceling the proposed P7.78-billion bridge project ...
San Miguel Corp. (SMC) clarified that its proposed P7.78-billion Boracay Bridge Project has not been abandoned, saying ...
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No final decision yet on Boracay bridge project — SMC
SAN Miguel Corp. (SMC) on Friday clarified that no final decision has been made to abandon the proposed P7.78-billion Boracay Bridge Project, saying further consultations with stakeholders will ...
Some years back, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) launched a comprehensive assessment of the ...
STAKEHOLDERS on Boracay Island are celebrating the news that the San Miguel Holdings Corp. (SMHC) will supposedly no longer ...
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San Miguel affirms Boracay Bridge plan still under discussion
San Miguel Corporation (SMC) on Friday said it has not abandoned the proposed P7.78-billion Boracay Bridge Project as further consultations will be pursued to “hear from a broader range of local ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “I really can’t believe how peaceful and beautiful it is.” June Vino is calling from one of Boracay’s sandy white beaches on a ...
On an island called Boracay — one of the more than 7,000 that make up the Philippines —travelers sun on powder-like white sand while scattered sailboats off the shore lean into the warm breeze. It’s ...
Philippines tourism hotspot limits visitor numbers and clears out casinos and beach vendors The Philippines has reopened its famous holiday island of Boracay – spruced up and newly regulated after it ...
The Philippines’ famous white-sand island destination Boracay is drowning in faeces and may need to be shut down to protect the health of millions of visitors, President Rodrigo Duterte has warned.
The beaches are often called “paradise lost” because of their white sand, which is incredibly soft. That’s what you can read in a tourist guide of the Philippines, at least. I was quite hesitant to go ...
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