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Paaralang Bayan sa Himpapawid with Ms Melly C Tenorio
738 DZRB AM Band, 8 to 9 evening class, Monday to Friday
You won't dare enter Subic if you don't know how to follow strict rules, specially US traffic rules. Subic was once a beautiful piece of US territory in the Philippines, until it was turned over to the Philippine government in the early nineties. There are good things we Filipino should be proud of and happy about, but simply there are matters we are not. These photos were taken along the route to Morong, Bataan through the former US naval base. 
Soil erosion threatens the once beautiful tunnel. A spark
may trigger a brush fire on its bare slope and shed.
Eroded sea wall poses danger to tourists at this
vantage point, a popular stopover for photography
and break after a long drive.
Ruins of a once beautiful building - an eyesore to passersby.
Indication of neglect is evident.
Indication of neglect is evident.
Thinning of the forest reserve. Banana grows at the
foreground where trees once grew - or would have
been replanted.
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