Baha sa Sugbo!

[KAPSULA]

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Disiplena nato nga taga sugbu nga dili pataka labay sa atong basura kay mao jud nay maka clog sa drainage.

[tormentor_jack]

Na baliktad nman ang panahon karon kay ang mga dato naa naman sa bukid namuyo.

[<SMILE>]

nah wa pajud ko kakita nga gi-implement sa gobyerno nang pamultahon ang mgpataka ug labay sa basura sir.

Maayo na unta ma-implement para mag-kinto na ang uban. Nindot pud unta ug makatukod ta ug recycling plant para ipamaligya na lang na nila ilang basura instead ilabay anang dalan.

[MeaCulpa]

Maayo na unta ma-implement para mag-kinto na ang uban. Nindot pud unta ug makatukod ta ug recycling plant para ipamaligya na lang na nila ilang basura instead ilabay anang dalan.

sakto ka bai. indot gyud unta na. nya in every barangay, magbuhat ug program nga paliton ang mga basura ba with proper segregation. it must start in the basic unit of the society jud.

[<SMILE>]

sakto ka bai. indot gyud unta na. nya in every barangay, magbuhat ug program nga paliton ang mga basura ba with proper segregation. it must start in the basic unit of the society jud.

Mao gyud bai, dako gyud ug impact kung e-control ang basura regarding sa issue sa pag-baha sa atong siyudad unya kinahanglan sab gyud ta ug recycling plant kay kung dili mapuno ra gyud na ang landfill sa Consolacion madugay. Disiplina ra gyuy kulang nato.


EITHER segregate or go all the way to Consolacion town to dump your garbage.
Rolando Ardosa, chief of Cebu City Hall’s Department of Public Services (DPS), said this as the city’s barangay officials committed to enforce waste segregation in their areas starting March 1.
“Once we re-implement segregation next month, those who won’t follow segregation will have to throw their garbage in the Consolacion landfill,” Ardosa said.
During yesterday’s solid waste management seminar at City Hall, Ardosa said they don’t expect 100 percent compliance at the get-go.
He said they will initially target 50 percent compliance among residents.
Randy Navarro, Cebu City Environment and Natural Resources Office (CCENRO) chief, said the city started strict enforcement of the no segregation, no collection policy in April 2011 but it enforcement slackened in early 2012.
“It’s not totally zero. There are still 20 percent of the garbage that’s segregated,” he told Cebu Daily News.
Councilor Nida Cabrera, who heads the council’s committee on environment said she proposed to amend City Ordinance 2031 or the segregation at source ordinance.
The amendment would allow a separate collection schedule for plastics wastes.
“The plastics will be collected and brought to a facility in Talamban which will turn the plastics into plastic boards that can be used for housing,” she said.
Cabrera said she hopes to have it approved and implemented in May this year in time for the arrival of the facility to be donated by Kitakyushu City of Japan.
Cebu City to enforce no segregation, no collection rule | Cebu Daily News

[esip]

self discipline like other countries. ex: hongkong, singapore