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  1. Cebu City is utilizing the Binaliw site for past waste management before establishing a current hauling arrangement with the Aloguinsan river.
  2. A landfill collapse in Cebu City forced the city to find a new waste site and seek a P360 million loan for a waste facility.
  3. Cebu City is utilizing the Binaliw site for past waste management before establishing a current hauling arrangement with the Aloguinsan river.
  4. A landfill collapse in Cebu City forced the city to find a new waste site and seek a P360 million loan for a waste facility.

Cebu City is utilizing the Binaliw site for past waste management before establishing a current hauling arrangement with the Aloguinsan river.

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Cebu City is utilizing the Binaliw site for past waste management before establishing a current hauling arrangement with the Aloguinsan river.

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  1. Binaliw landfill closed due to garbage slide, prompting Cebu City to seek sustainable long-term waste disposal.1 source
  2. Cebu City is currently hauling waste to Aloguinsan, following the use of the Binaliw landfill.1 source
  3. A landfill collapse in Cebu City forced the city to find a new waste site and seek a P360 million loan for a waste facility.Sub-event

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