Davao City Councilor Calls for Strict Household Waste Segregation
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Davao City Councilor Calls for Strict Household Waste Segregation

A Davao City councilor has proposed a resolution urging strict segregation of household waste. This move aims to address the city's waste management capacity limitations and growing environmental impact.

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