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Sand Dredging, some Residents in San Felipe, Zambales Point to the Destruction of Their Beaches and Livelihoods

Summary by GMA Filipino News
Tourists return to San Felipe, Zambales for its beautiful beaches and towering agoho trees that look like pine trees. However, after a few years, the appearance has changed in some areas due to coastal erosion.

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Sand Dredging, some Residents in San Felipe, Zambales Point to the Destruction of Their Beaches and Livelihoods

Tourists return to San Felipe, Zambales for its beautiful beaches and towering agoho trees that look like pine trees. However, after a few years, the appearance has changed in some areas due to coastal erosion.

·Quezon City, Philippines
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GMA Filipino News broke the news in Quezon City, Philippines on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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