One of the large drainage

FMI member worked hard to removed all the debris

One of the two large drainage's that have revomed the debris

Twelve Drainage's and fifth weekend

Four of the large drainage culverts in this area of Tun Joaquin Doi Rd were covered with tall grass and the drainage's was also full of debris. As we all can see in the above pictures before and during the clearing process now the drainge has been cleared although before the work you could not even see the concrete barriers that stand close to three feet above the culverts.

FMI-Mobil 2nd weekend Drainage Cleanup Project

Opsss! Mely is really having fun while doing the worked. This is what FMI all about happy!

FMI volunteers really worked hard into that day by fulling the long grass along the drainage at Tun Joaquin Doi Street.

FMI Volunteers

This is one of the three drainage's that we had finish last Sunday. As we can see here at the picture, there's no more soul and grass that covering the hole of the drainage. Water can now flow to the drainage's easily.

It's good to see the road really clear and clean! We thank you Mobil for funding this project without your financial support this will not be possible.

Camilo and Radino (both FMI Director member's) work very hard to cut the tall grasses by using bush cutter along the road of Tun Joaquin Doi going down to Chalan Kanoa.

Members of the Friends of the Mariana Islands are working hard for the Drainage's Project funded by Mobil Oil Mariana Islands Inc.

Two FMI Volunteers have worked on each drainages

Mr. Jun Flores (FMI Director member) also worked hard in to the 3rd drainage's and i think this drainage is one of the most deep to dig. Mr. Flores have really spent 5 hours just for this one drainage

Mr. Angelo Villagomez (FMI special advisor) have really worked hard to clean one of the Drainage last Sunday. (Thank you very much Mr. Villagomez)