Puno ng mangga na nasa gitna ng kalsada; Brgy. Chairman: "'wag niyo nang putulin yan"
- A mango tree in the middle of the road in a barangay in Manaoag, Pangasinan, is feared by motorists
- However, Brgy. Chairman Edwin Lacaste ordered not to cut the tree and let it be there so if there'd be shed for people drying their harvested rice crop in that area
- They also added that the lot where the mango tree is was no longer part of the road before when they built a concrete slope protection
- Since they had extra funds before, they just cemented the area to let it be a drying pavement for farmers
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A mango tree located in the middle of a road in a barangay in Manaoag, Pangasinan has become a concern for motorists.
Despite this, Barangay Chairman Edwin Lacaste insists on keeping the tree, explaining that it provides shade for residents drying their rice harvests in the area.
He also noted that the land where the tree stands was previously not part of the road before a concrete slope protection was constructed.
In a report by CJ Torida of GMA 7's 'One North Central Luzon,' the area was cemented using surplus funds to serve as a drying pavement for farmers.
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"'Yung puno ng mangga, 'wag niyo nang putulin 'yan. Kasi, para pag may magbibilad ng palay, may masisilungan sila," said Chairman Lacaste.
However, if the barangay council decides to cut the mango tree, they must coordinate with DENR and submit the necessary requirements to get a tree-cutting permit.
Watch the report below:
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