Loboc River Project Resumes in Bohol, Sparking Environmental and Tourism Worries
A P3.5-billion flood control project has resumed along Bohol's iconic Loboc River, reigniting concerns among residents, tourism operators, and environmental advocates. Fears center on the potential impact of dredging and steel sheet pile installation on the river's natural landscape and its vital tourism industry, particularly regarding firefly habitats.
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