Lives lived and lost along Manila's Pasig river

The Pasig river, which winds its way through Manila has long been a dumping ground for the Philippine capital's 13 million residents.

So bad was the pollution that in 1990 ecologists declared the river "biologically dead".

Award-winning clean-up efforts have meant some stretches are showing a return of aquatic life. But in the past few years a different kind of death has come to the Pasig. Local people say bodies are being dumped there with alarming frequency. They are victims, they suspect, of President Rodrigo Duterte's brutal war on drugs.