Saved trees become part of Palawan’s green spot

PUERTO PRINCESA CITY—Earth-balled “balayong” (Cassia nodosa) trees that were saved from a road-widening project were replanted at a 73,461-square-meter park that could become the local version of the famous Sakura park of Japan. Mayor Lucilo Bayron had envisioned the park at Barangay Tiniguiban here as another tourist destination that would show the city’s “strong commitment […]

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