AMVI-FOR-PA-003 Press Release 02 Effectivity Date: April 4, 2016 Revision No. Agata Communities Join International Coastal Clean-up Coastal and Riverside Communities conduct cleaning and garbage collection along coastal area The coast is clean. The fisherfolk community in host Barangay Tinigbasan declares its resolve to keep their coastal area free of pollution testament to proper solid waste management fosterd by AMVI in the – community. Tubay, Agusan del Norte / October 2016 The six coastal and riverside communities of Agata Mining – Ventures, Inc. (AMVI) a joint nickel laterite project of TVI Resources Development Inc. (TVIRD) and MRL – Nickel Philippines Inc. (MRL), once again join the global observance of the International Coastal Clean-up last 17 September 2016 along with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), other government agencies and local barangay officials. In line with the company’s advocacy for proper environmental management through waste management and segregation, key officers and staff engaged in simultaneous clean-up activities in Barangay Tagbuyacan and E. Morgado in Jabonga Municipality, and in Barangays Tinigbasan, Tagpangahoy, Binuangan, and Lawigan in Tubay Municipality all in the province of Agusan del Norte. – The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest annual volunteer effort for the ocean's health. Over the past 30 years, volunteers from 153 countries have shown their enduring alliance for trash-free seas. Clear waters Agata’s commitment towards responsible mining also lies in sharing awareness and implementing its waste management programs down to the community level. During the event, AMVI personnel engaged the communities in cleaning the coastal and riverside areas within its 4,995-hectare Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) area. In the municipality of Santiago, Communication Officer Julius M. De and Engineering staff Reneliza Pojas of AMVI led the riverside community in Barangay Tagbuyacan in the clean-up activities together with Barangay Captain Carlito Balinos. They are joined by residents, personnel from Philippine National Police
AMVI-FOR-PA-003 Press Release Revision No. 02 Effectivity Date: April 4, 2016 Agata Communities Join International Coastal Clean-up Coastal and Riverside Communities conduct cleaning and garbage collection along coastal area The coast is clean. The fisherfolk community in host Barangay Tinigbasan declares its resolve to keep their coastal area free of pollution – testament to proper solid waste management fosterd by AMVI in the community. Tubay, Agusan del Norte / October 2016 – The six coastal and riverside communities of Agata Mining Ventures, Inc. (AMVI) – a joint nickel laterite project of TVI Resources Development Inc. (TVIRD) and MRL Nickel Philippines Inc. (MRL), once again join the global observance of the International Coastal Clean-up last 17 September 2016 along with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), other government agencies and local barangay officials. In line with the company’s advocacy for proper environmental management through waste management and segregation, key officers and staff engaged in simultaneous clean-up activities in Barangay Tagbuyacan and E. Morgado in Jabonga Municipality, and in Barangays Tinigbasan, Tagpangahoy, Binuangan, and Lawigan in Tubay Municipality – all in the province of Agusan del Norte. The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest annual volunteer effort for the ocean's health. Over the past 30 years, volunteers from 153 countries have shown their enduring alliance for trash-free seas. Clear waters Agata’s commitment towards responsible mining also lies in sharing awareness and implementing its waste management programs down to the community level. During the event, AMVI personnel engaged the communities in cleaning the coastal and riverside areas within its 4,995-hectare Mineral Production Sharing Agreement (MPSA) area. In the municipality of Santiago, Communication Officer Julius M. De and Engineering staff Reneliza Pojas of AMVI led the riverside community in Barangay Tagbuyacan in the clean-up activities together with Barangay Captain Carlito Balinos. They are joined by residents, personnel from Philippine National Police
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