This is because, according to Boracay Solid Waste Management
Manager and Island Administrator Glenn Sacapano, the areas are privately owned
and no one is giving way that would serve as water passage.
Aside from this, the vicinity has an issue on land disputes
that needs to be acted upon, another reason that stops them to make a move.
Nonetheless, although private, the LGU is ready to give
action to their problems for the benefit of those living around the market
area, particularly on the health of the people.
Sacapano added that the vendors here are not paying anything
to the LGU.
It is not easy for the LGU to intervene with their regulation;
they are however trying to respond to any of the complaints.
During the interview with the Island Administrator, he also
revealed, that the LGU-Malay has a plan to set up a Public Market in the island
in order to regulate the vendors and to focus on their problems as well as with
the wet market in Boracay.
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