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Showing posts with label environmental protection. Show all posts
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Monday, September 19, 2011
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QC Ko Love Ko, Environmental project
QC Launches “QC Ko Love Ko” Program
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Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista enlists the participation of nearly 1,000 stakeholders from the Metro Manila Mayor’s Spouses Foundation, Inc., the barangays, police, educational institutions, out-of-school youth and city-hired garbage haulers in the city government’s continuing effort to protect the environment in the launching of the “QC Ko Love Ko” anti-littering program on Thursday at the SM City North Edsa Sky Dome. QC’s anti-littering initiative, spearheaded by the environmental protection and waste management department, also covers the introduction of the green desk program where 35 selected police officers from 12 QC Police District stations will be deputized to address environmental concerns.
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Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista enlists the participation of nearly 1,000 stakeholders from the Metro Manila Mayor’s Spouses Foundation, Inc., the barangays, police, educational institutions, out-of-school youth and city-hired garbage haulers in the city government’s continuing effort to protect the environment in the launching of the “QC Ko Love Ko” anti-littering program on Thursday at the SM City North Edsa Sky Dome. QC’s anti-littering initiative, spearheaded by the environmental protection and waste management department, also covers the introduction of the green desk program where 35 selected police officers from 12 QC Police District stations will be deputized to address environmental concerns.
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