LGUs, candidates told to clean up

By Christian Crow Maghanoy

May 12, 2022 12:40 am

(UPDATED) ALL local government units (LGUs) and candidates were reminded by the Department of the Interior and Local Government to remove and dispose of all campaign materials within three days.

'Cleanup of election litter is the first order of business after the polls. Aside from incumbent LGU officials, we urge all candidates, winners and nonwinners alike, to take it upon themselves to lead in the removal of their campaign materials,' Interior Secretary Eduardo Año told the media Wednesday.

CLEANING TIME Imus City congressman-elect Adrian Jay ‘AJ’ Advincula and father Imus City mayorelect Alex ‘AA’ Advincula (partly hidden) lead the removal of campaign materials at the stretch of Buhay na Tubig road in Imus City on Wednesday, May 11, 2022, two days after the national and local elections. The Advinculas said this is part of their advocacy for a clean environment in the city. PHOTO BY DENNIS ABRINA

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