In a statement yesterday, SMC said it will grow 100,000 mud crabs monthly at its 10-hectare mangrove plantation site in Hagonoy, one of the lowest-lying areas in Bulacan province.
The mangrove planting program is part of SMC’s flood-mitigation plan ahead of the construction of the NMIA, the country’s newest and largest international gateway. The construction is scheduled in October.
“These flood mitigation measures are all integral to airport development. It’s very important to address these environmental concerns before investing over ₱700 billion for the airport, said SMC president and chief operating officer Ramon S. Ang.
SMC’s airport project will feature four parallel runways and a provision for two more, as well as a world-class terminal, supported by a transport system.
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