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KYODOPHOTO MANILA 10 AUGUST2000:UNCOLLECTED GARBAGE-- Garbage litters the streets Metro Manila as an aftermath of the Payatas tragedy. Last July 10, a trash slide at the Payatas dumpsite killed more than 200 people. Quezon City Mayor Mel Mathay immediately ordered the closure of Payatas dumpsite. Four hundred truck load of garbage from several cities of Metro Manila are dump in Payatas everyday. Photo by Sid Balatan

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