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SAN Miguel Corp. (SMC) on Tuesday, October 17, announced it is setting its sights on another ambitious goal: cleaning up and rehabilitating three major river systems and other tributaries and waterways throughout Metro Manila, Pampanga, Cavite and Bulacan.
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Ramon Ang’s San Miguel Corp. (SMC) has committed to rehabilitate the Pasig River and Tullahan-Tinajeros River system by continuously removing millions of tons of silt and solid waste. In about two years since SMC launched its ambitious P2-billion Pasig River cleanup initiative, the company reported that it already removed over 1.3 million tons of waste