ADB, Manila Water Support Study to Restore Philippine River

By // 26 January 2010

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The Asian Development Bank and Manila Water Co. Inc. are

for cleaning and restoring the Philippines' Pasig River. ADB is also considering giving Manila Water a loan to support the implementation of a wastewater treatment system upon completing the study.

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