The DENR will remain lenient in terms of accommodating visitors in the Dolomite beach despite prohibition on non-essential activities of minors outside their houses. READ:
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources will remain lenient in terms of accommodating visitors in the Dolomite beach despite prohibition on non-essential activities of minors outside their houses.
This came as more people, including children, were observed in the Dolomite beach on the second week since it reopened to the public.“Ito ang isang dahilan why yung mga tao nagpunta doon. Wala kaming requirements. Kahit na sino pwedeng pumasok doon, wala po kaming sisingilin. Ito pong ating proyekto, para po talaga sa ating mga kababayan ,” Leones said in a CNN Philippines interview, adding that many people may also be curious about the Dolomite beach that is why they go.
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