An environmental watchdog has put forward a quick solution, albeit a partial one, to the much debated congestion in the ports of Manila.
“To partly help in decongesting the ports, the Canadian authorities, in the spirit of solidarity, should cause the immediate return of the 50 containers of toxic waste to their country, which have been lounging there for months,” said Aileen Lucero, coordinator, EcoWaste Coalition.
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