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Malacañang: Certain Pax Silica provisions may still change
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Malacañang on Thursday called on the public to direct any issues about the planned development of Pax Silica industrial tech hub to concerned government agencies, saying that provisions of the United States-led initiative may still be adjusted accordingly.
Palace Press Officer Undersecretary Claire Castro said the government will put into consideration all concerns regarding Pax Silica, specifically pertaining to how it may affect the country’s water and electricity supplies.
‘Yun naman po ay isasaalang-alang,” she said in a Palace briefing.
(For those who have issues regarding Pax Silica, it would be better if you would talk to the concerned agencies so that whatever problems you think may arise, these can be resolved.)
“Hindi naman po dahil ngayon po ay talagang inaayos natin,” she said.