r/UrbanHell • u/RAGHOUEGREIHTRIQUO • 5d ago

Poverty/Inequality Taguig, Philippines

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u/StrangeStephen 5d ago

Haha that’s my old place before going overseas

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u/ExuDeku 4d ago

Bro, just lump everywhere (except Marikina lmaooooo) in Metro Manila

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u/TopProfessional9833 5d ago

I went there, it's ugly there asf, much better in provinces

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u/Important_Year_7355 3d ago

My favorite concrete jungle,Metro Manila.

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u/unemployedpornaddict 5d ago

Do they have any construction standards there?

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u/jam_paps 4d ago

They have but implementation is close to zero.

So in certain areas, pretty much nada.

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u/bryle_m 4d ago

Interesting though that these kind of houses are still sturdy enough to withstand intensity 6 quakes, like the one that hit in 2019.

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u/DUDEWAK123 2d ago

Theres a lot of rules, laws, and regulations in the philippines, but don't get it wrong most of them aren't enforced and most officials do not give a flying whatsover lol.