Written by Bert Dalida
“No
comment”
This is
Boracay CENRO or Community Environment and Natural Resources Officer Norman Dy
Lebelo’s reaction for now, regarding the Boracay Redevelopment Task Force
(BRTF)’s method on a sea wall demolition at the station 1 beach front
yesterday.
During
which, the demolition team has not transferred the bulldozed rocks and instead
has buried them there.
This
caused the public and tourists passing by the area to worry as iron rods were
still attached on the rocks that were buried.
A question
if this manner is “ok” with the CENRO has then followed.
Boracay
Island Administrator Glenn Sacapaño however said that the process is even good
for the white sands because the rocks will prevent it to be washed back to the
water.
Meanwhile,
based on Lebelo’s text message yesterday afternoon, he said he cannot comment
on the matter since the DENR itself inspects the methods of the BRTF.
Island
Administrator Sacapaño himself has led the demolition team in taking down the
sea wall belonging to the Elizaldes in Boracay.
Translated by Shelah Casiano
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