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Fish pen operators in Mandaue City cry foul over unjust demolition plans by the City Government. They claim lack of due process and public consultation, urging officials to find alternative flood solutions. The group questions the legality of the demolition initiative and asserts that widening the drainage system is a more effective approach. Learn more about the controversy and the operators' plea for fair treatment and livelihood preservation.

THE Mandaue City Government aims to start clearing operations and relocating families residing at the Cebu International Convention Center (CICC) by March 2024.

Get the latest update on the Mandaue City Government's plan to clear the Cebu International Convention Center (CICC) of fire victims by next year. Find out the details of the relocation process and the city's efforts to provide housing for the affected families. Stay informed with SunStar Cebu.

Former DENR secretary Roy Cimatu recommended the demolition of fish pens in Mandaue City, Cebu to address the area's flooding problem. Residents near the fish pens are calling for solutions to ensure their safety. The Mandaue City Council invited stakeholders to discuss the impending demolition. The fish pen owners argue that their livelihoods are at stake and propose alternative flood mitigation measures. The Council has yet to make a decision on the matter.

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