An advocacy group has appealed to local legislators to take action against people who use expressions that discriminate against persons with disability (PWD).
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More than 300 individuals, including children, have been affected by massive flooding after torrential rains hit some of the southern areas of the city Thursday evening.
The first round of the City’s massive polio vaccination campaign have so far recorded a positive turnout.
A city councilor has called on the Land Transportation Office (LTO) to amend the implementation of the law that prohibits people to ride in the back of vehicles.
The oldest media organization in the country joins the entire nation in mourning the death one of its own, former Senate President Aquilino “Nene” Pimentel Jr. who died Sunday, Oct. 20.
The senior citizens in the city will not yet receive the proposed financial aid of annual P3,000 this year, a councilor clarified.
The City will extend P1.5 million to two municipalities in North Cotabato and three towns in Davao del Sur province that were badly hit by the earthquake last October 16.
City councilors here are calling for an investigation into the quality of the traffic posts in the city following the death of an 18-year-old student due to electrocution.
Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio announced a slight increase to the salary of Job Order (JO) and Contract of Service (CS) personnel in the City starting 2020.
City Mayor Sara Duterte called on the Senate, House of Representatives, and the Department of National Defense to approve the exemption of the City from the further implementation of Martial Law.
