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tamabet Over 89 tons of garbage collected after Feast of Jesus Nazareno
2025-01-14
MANILA, Philippines — A total of 89.48 tons of garbage were collected after the Feast of Jesus Nazareno last Thursday, according to the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA).
The MMDA on Friday said the tons of garbage were hauled from January 6 to 9. It was equivalent to 21 truckloads of waste.
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FEATURED STORIES NEWSINFO Gatchalian: INC rally will make pols ‘think twice’ on VP Duterte NEWSINFO ‘Simulated’ drug bust: 30 PNP men charged NEWSINFO Rep. Castro says INC rally a move to shield VP Sara DuterteThe Feast of Jesus Nazareno featured Novena masses, “Pahalik” or the touching of the image, and the Traslacion, or the procession of the image from Quirino Grandstand to Quiapo Church.
This year’s Traslacion drew over 8.12 million Jesus Nazareno devotees, higher than the number of participants last year.
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Article continues after this advertisementThe route of Traslacion stretched 5.8 kilometers. The procession passed through three plazas and parks, one underpass, six bridges, and 18 national and city roads.
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This year’s procession lasted 20 hours and 45 minutes, the longest since 2020.
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