Landfills and open dumpsites have long been a source of safety and health concerns in many cities and towns in the Philippines, especially close to poor communities where residents scavenge for junk and leftover food in the heaps.
Mound of garbage collapses at Philippine landfill, burying and trapping 38 people and killing 1
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