REGAIN THE BEAUTY OF BORACAY PHILIPPINES
The government's Inter-Agency Task Force working under the clear directives of a strong-willed President, has achieved in just 90 days dramatic accomplishments in the clean-up of Boracay Island, one of the world's most popular tourist destinations.
Boracay Island was closed to tourists on April 26, 2018 on orders of President Rody Duterte who said that the popular vacation destination which draws tourists around the world because of its blue waters and white sand beach has degenerated into a cesspool because of neglect and extreme commercialism.
The President's order to close down Boracay Island for six months for a total clean up and rehabilitation was met with protests and criticisms from opposition figures who said that closing the island to tourists was an unwise move because it would deprive people of income opportunities and livelihood and thousands would lose jobs.
Others said that the clean-up timetable of 6 months was unrealistic and that the government will never be able to rehabilitate Boracay Island.
In spite of the criticisms and opposition, President Duterte ordered the closure of Boracay on April 26 and the organization of an Inter-Agency Task Force led by the Dept. of Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Roy Cimatu to lead the clean-up and rehabilitation, along with the Dept of Interior and Local Government and Dept of Tourism.
Other agencies included the Dept of Public Works and Highways, Dept of Social Welfare and Development, Dept of Agriculture, Dept of Agrarian Reform, Dept of Labor and Emloyment, Dept of Health, Dept of Science and Technology, the local government units of Malay town and Aklan and several other support agencies.
The Task Force was given six months to complete the clean-up and rehabilitation.
And noW your welcome to visit here in this coming OCTOBER 26, AND SEE HOW BEAUTIFULL THE BORACAY
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