A joint clean-up drive has been underway in Pampanga since June 1st, involving the DENR, Philippine Coast Guard, and the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
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Updated Jun 1
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A joint clean-up drive has been underway in Pampanga since June 1st, involving the DENR, Philippine Coast Guard, and the Armed Forces of the Philippines.
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The entities involved
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Pampanga
province of the Philippines
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Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Philippine government agency
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Armed Forces of the Philippines
combined military forces of the Philippines