TOURING AROUND VERY CLEAN DAVAO CITY VLOG #59 🇵🇭

[@RenatoPonce-i9n]

A LIVABLE CITY,THAT IS...DAVAO ❤🎉😊

[@Mykes25]

Watching these videos from every city, I can't believe how wide davao really is. Damn I'm so used to it I can't even appreciate it that much. Now I do. Thanks for this video 💜

[@deocyasol9406]

I remember the time when the tallest building in Davao City was the M.C. building at 4 floors at Bolton St.

[@DabawenyangLaaganMusic]

so nice and clean

[@renatzkigab2616]

Hope this wires along JP Laurel Ave. up to Bajada, Lanang would be included in the ongoing underground project. Because it is the main road entering thru the center of city proper.

[@laru2952]

ganda ng davaooooo sana magkaroon pa ng maraming highrise at bgc of davao

[@snowstorm0914]

wait lang po kasi ginagawa pa sa kasalukuyan ang mga township ng Davao... marami po sila pero excited ako sa Azuela Cove, DGT at Davao Park District... pag matapos na po yan Davao will be the same with Singapore (Ikumpara ko sana sa Manila kaso hindi malinis... at hindi kasing efficient ang pamamalakad doon)

[@laru2952]

@@snowstorm0914 maganda mga bahay sa Davao less pa ang slums maganda pa ang urban plan kaya may potential talaga mas lalong gumanda ang davao kesa sa Manila

[@darkboard5556]

​@@laru2952miski slums ng davao hindi magulo.

[@kingzamoras]

You are a fool. You clearly do not know what you are talking about. There are three major metropolitan areas in the Philippines: Manila, Cebu, and Davao. And the wireless street that is the subject of the video is a public road, not a private one. In fact, Davao City is the first city in the Philippines to implement a wireless street on a public road, as part of a project by the local government unit (LGU). What you are referring to as "wireless streets" in Manila and Cebu are actually private business districts that have been wired for wireless internet access. These are not the same as the wireless street in Davao, which is a public road that is open to everyone. So, before you go around spouting nonsense, please make sure that you know what you are talking about. Otherwise, you will just end up making yourself look like a fool.

[@Mykes25]

@@darkboard5556now that you mentioned I once lived in the slums of davao before ako nakatira sa condo dito, yes di talaga magulo ang mga poor areas ng davao di makalat! Ifact malinis pa nga!

[@paranzadartse3902]

sana imodernized na nila yang mga building sa mga gilid sa claveria kanang dinha sa may area sa victory chapel.. eyesore kaayo..

[@TiktokPhilippines19]

Mas malaki pa ang davao kaysa Manila pag marami malalaki na building sa Davao ang ganda kc napaka linid na syudad ang davao

[@DabawenyangLaaganMusic]

Come again enjoy

[@DurkTVsurplus]

Ridesafe always lods. God bless❤

[@prankaristah2022]

Grabe karn pako kita sang lugar na wala mga kuryente sa dalan ba

[@AlekseiValkov]

There's no trash anywhere, I love it. Mindanao is the future.

[@samuellocson762]

Sa colon cebu city man ni?

[@spikevlogs6522]

No. its Davao city.

[@SegundinaMarchan]

Dito po ito sa amin sir sa Davao City po

[@Eileenpenz-lk8uq]

And of course the traffic lights still don't work.

[@roamaroundgisg7362]

BGC and Ayala Ave Makati are AYALA owned business parks. They are Not cities themselves. Davao also has 8 business and IT Parks which are also nice, clean, modern, if not fancy.

[@nitrospec]

Business districts should be wireless & streets should be generally clean, a number 1 requirement for highly urbanized cities like Davao City. Not new because it is already practiced around the Philippine cities, especially in Metro Manila, Metro Cebu, Metro Ilo-Ilo, Metro Clark, Metro Cagayan De Oro, and Metro CALABARZON.

[@kingzamoras]

You are a fool. You clearly do not know what you are talking about. There are three major metropolitan areas in the Philippines: Manila, Cebu, and Davao. And the wireless street that is the subject of the video is a public road, not a private one. In fact, Davao City is the first city in the Philippines to implement a wireless street on a public road, as part of a project by the local government unit (LGU). What you are referring to as "wireless streets" in Manila and Cebu are actually private business districts that have been wired for wireless internet access. These are not the same as the wireless street in Davao, which is a public road that is open to everyone. So, before you go around spouting nonsense, please make sure that you know what you are talking about. Otherwise, you will just end up making yourself look like a fool.

[@AkilesAmonte-xh2ie]

Its new to the country kaai yang minimention mo na business districts is private funded and initiative unlike davao its an LGU project

[@darkboard5556]

Weh? Private developement cguro sa ibang city. Yong pang rich kids lang. Eh sa davao talagang downtown public na public. Hindi yan standard practice sa pinas wag kang ano.

[@hermanabundo6996]

Lumang post nayan boss.hindi na yan updated

[@tomallen6073]

Why is it so clean? Are there Islamic extremist here?

[@pingmeup-kk5ns]

strict culture (because of previous leaders), also following strict laws and guidelines does work for the people there so they mostly follow. not everyone is disciplined there though but most do follow since again, its generally the best for everyone.

[@TOBIRAMAx]

It is Christian majority but there's still a lot of Muslim.

[@lamibai515]

i lived and worked sa davao city since 1982 and i beg to disagree that dvo city is the cleanest city in the philippines.i can point to BGC or Makati .ano ba ang criteria mo to say dvo city is the cleanest city in the philippines.just asking.

[@OceanSeventh]

Ang BGC sakop yan ng Taguig at kababalita lng kanina sa GMA na kulang ang tauhan ng Taguig na kunin ang tonetoneladang basura sa kanal sa sobrang dami. Tsaka Business district sila tapos ang liit pa ng Area kung ikumapra mo sa Davao na mas malaki at nsa Probinsya pa.

[@spikevlogs6522]

BGC and Makati are well planned areas before any establishments were built. Davao city and its structures already existed before planning to make it tidy and yet they still manage to clean up the sorroundings.

[@dcolapsvlog]

@@spikevlogs6522 yes tama kayo

[@snowstorm0914]

BGC MAKATI? Puro privately owned by Ayala yan eh... siyempre malinis or else hindi mabenta real estate nila...

[@dioroliamot]

Malinis nman talaga Ang Davao. Parang di mo tanggap na purihin Ang lugar na kung saan ka nkatira ng mhabang panahon. Hindi nman sinabing pinakamalinis ang Sabi lng Ang linis ng Davao.