PHOTO ESSAY : PEOPLE OF THE PASIG

You can use the Pasig River as a measure of urbanization. So, when long ago the International Development Agency of Denmark has announced the death of this primitive aquatic biology, we can think of how much to have a value - for example, Filipino -

Then there are KBPIP and PRRC. Before people come up with the idea of ​​restoring a river, it needs a new cadres - or generation. How can we revive this waterway? Maybe cultural reform

It is a mystery to believe in me and investigate the next civilization when they finally succeeded in driving away the Pasig River from its misery. Like the pyramid of Giza

Tagalog is a language commonly spoken by people living along the Pasig River in Luzon Island in the middle of Manila Bay, saying "They are probably living on the banks of the Pasig River" It is. Despite the fact that the Spaniards dominated Manila under the guidance of Miguel Lopez de Legazpi in 1571, Manggara who speaks Tagalog (and Kapapangan in front), for other facilities I had facilities. A national language spokesperson, one conclusion, Lingua Franca is already Tagalog language, it is a sailor 's ringer Franca from Manila. Independently, the people of Tagalu are rooted

Manila has long been a hub connecting regions, colonies and the world economy. City is located on the shores of Manila Bay, the mouth of the Pasig River; it is a lowland, intertwined with estuary has a fairly flat terrain. Manila people often have to deal with devastating floods due to the seasonal monsoon and tropical cyclones. However, the most impressive aspect of Manila's life is not the physical attribute, but the legal status of the local community living on and around these waterways. For about 2 million urban population, "informationization" is a comprehensive function of the daily life of the capital.

Among the books written by Americans, the author observed that the Eastern Sunday parade of Pasig 's Immaculate Conception is the most beautiful. Since the Pasig is older than the other towns in front of the state, rituals of Pasig is believed to have influenced Makati, Paranaku and other towns in the parish of St. Augustine. Two parades came out of the church and met in front of the town or city square or in a designated designated place in the area. My mother and son greeted each other and I heard the songs of the children singing Regina Collie