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Charges may be filed vs persons linked to sand dumping in WPS
Manila Bulletin
|May 15, 2025
Persons involved in dredging sand from the country's coastlines and then dumping them in reclamation projects in the West Philippine Sea may face charges for violating two laws-the Philippine Maritime Zones Act and Philippine Mining Act, Malacañang said.
While Communications Undersecretary Claire Castro did not divulge further information on the ongoing investigation 13 ordered by President Marcos on the incident, the Palace press officer said the violators may face charges for violating Republic Act No. 7942 or the Philippine Mining Act and RA 120641 or the Philippine Maritime Zones Act.
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