Arroyo orders destruction of smuggled cars

**Umaga** · August 23rd, 2007 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by ghosthunter

That's the problem. The government cannot track down who is doing the smuggling or at least they cannot get enough evidence to arrest the ones who are behind the smuggling operations.

You know why? Because [SIZE=4]It's hard to SEE when you don't look! [/SIZE]

**ptk675** · August 23rd, 2007 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Umaga

You know why? Because [SIZE=4]It's hard to SEE when you don't look! [/SIZE]

mahirap talga pag nagbubulag bulagan eh.. wish ko lang matuluyan sila

**delete250** · August 24th, 2007 02:32 PM

baka yung mga makina hinde pa yun completely sira or hinde talaga na sira. yung engine sa lambo baka pwede ko yang ilagay sa naka stamby na mitsubishi celeste ko. parang ang body lang mostly na denistroy nila.

**OTEP** · August 24th, 2007 11:54 PM

Originally Posted by Horsepower

the fuel, oil, and lubricants will poison the sea and the sea creatures.

Yep, especially considering those cars were designed to comply with newer regulations regarding recyclability. If the government really wanted to destroy those cars, they should have done it properly. By dismantling the cars, sorting the parts (most of them are coded) and then process them in an environmentally proper manner.

Not get some backhoe and just smash at will...

Ladyrider,
Cars being used as reefs are properly processed. All fluids and toxic materials are removed. Only the bare body shell (aka body in white when the car was still new) is dropped into the ocean.