Written by: Bert Dalida
A number of MABOVEN or Malay-Boracay
Vendors Association members took shelter in some of the resorts in the island.
This is after the Boracay Re-development
Task Force implemented the demolition of structures at the vegetation area last
week.
Included in those removed were tents and
beach beds used by MABOVEN members.
A certain “Aling Daisy,” who worked as a masseuse
in the island for 8 years, told that they had no income for 3 days since their
posts were pulled out.
This was also a bit disappointing for their
returning guests, she added.
They are however fortunate because some of
the resorts at the beach front allowed them to transfer within their area.
But she feels for their colleagues who weren't so lucky to find another place.
On the other hand, although “Aling Daisy” admits
having a hard time adjusting to this change, she said they are “ok” with the
process carried out by the Boracay Re-development Task Force for the betterment
of the island.
Translated by: Shelah Casiano
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