Demolition will not end with the West Cove demolition.
Demolition will follow for establishments which transgressed the law.
This was what Island Administrator Glenn Sacapano said in an
interview.
With this, Sacapano asked owners of buildings who knew that
they had violated an ordinance and a law in the country not to wait for the
local government to demolish their buildings.
He said that stakeholders in the island have known for a
long time where the setting of an establishment in Boracay is prohibited. He
added that if action is taken by the LGU, it should be understood and there
should be no blaming game.
Sacapano admitted that Task Force Moratorium on Building
Construction has been receiving reports on illegal construction in the island
that is why they are focusing on the matter.
The LGU of Malay at the meantime is seriously implementing
its campaign on illegal structures such as the construction of buildings at
critical and protected areas, construction without necessary documents and
other violations.
Meanwhile, the Administrator also confirmed that the
demolition of the illegal structure of West Cove was temporarily stopped due to
difficulties being experienced by the demolition team brought about by the bad weather.
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