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Manila Water renews commitment to marine protection on International Coastal Cleanup Day

 Hey guys, Happy hump day!   With plastic pollution remaining as the biggest threat in the conservation of water bodies, Manila Water renews its commitment to marine protection with its participation in this year’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Day.   Last Saturday, September 21, volunteers from Manila Water trooped in Manila Bay in the City of Manila and Marikina River in Marikina City to join in the nationwide synchronized coastal cleanup drive organized by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. They were among the 74,075 volunteers who joined the cleanup activities for ICC from 1,913 government and private organizations across the country.   Manila Water also provided water tankers and drinking water stations to support the hydration and hygiene of the cleanup drive volunteers.   East Zone concessionaire Manila Water was among the 50 organizations who joined the synchronized cleanup drives organized by DENR for the celebration of International Coastal Cleanup Da

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