Quezon Priest, Eco-Warriors Decry Government's Inaction on Environmental Grievances After Protest March
A Catholic priest from Quezon and environmental activists concluded a week-long protest march, expressing disappointment and indignation over the government's inadequate response to environmental concerns. They criticized the government's slow action and perceived disregard for citizens' pleas.
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