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Armed with headlamps and wicker baskets they make the slow walk to the top of the Payatas dumpsite in Quezon City..


Rising some 100 to to 130 feet from the valley floor, the mound of garbage covers 10 hectares and takes in sweeping views of the surrounding countryside.


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Payatas dump offers lifeline for Metro’s poor

March 6, 2006 - 12:00am

Every day, well before dawn breaks over Manila, a small army of human scavengers make their way from the squalid slums they call home to the gates of the city’s biggest garbage dump. Armed with headlamps and...

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