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Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos leads the ceremonial ribbon-cutting during the recent inaugural blessing of the Mandaluyong City Medical Center (MCMC) Annex – Maternity & Children’s Section situated along Martinez Street, Brgy. Addition Hiils.
The annex has an initial 50 bed capacity for its maternity and pediatric wards.
Assisting Mayor Abalos are MCMC Director Zaldy Carpeso, MD and Addition Hills Barangay Chairman Rodolfo Posadas.
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos leads in the inaugural blessing of the newly renovated Manpower Training Center (inset photo) in Brgy. Addition Hills.
In more than 60 years, Manpower-Mandaluyong has been offering free technical-vocational courses, particularly catering to underprivileged residents to enhance their skills and employability.
Also in photo are TESDA District Director Lourdes Villanueva, Manpower-Mandaluyong Officer in-charge Merly Tampinco, city officials and Brgy. Captain Rodolfo Posadas.
The aggressive pursuit for a greener Philippines is one advocacy that local governments are now more than eager to undertake.
With the adverse effects of climate change becoming more apparent and destructive, leaders across government agencies, private companies and cause-oriented groups are hard-pressed to look for ways to ensure a more sustainable, low-carbon path for their respective districts and the rest of the country.
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos led city and barangay officials in the ceremonial ribbon cutting during the inaugural blessing of the newly constructed multi-purpose hall in Blk. 35, Brgy. Addition Hills, which has a sizeable space to accommodate barangay meetings and other barangay events
City residents enjoy the newly-opened Fabella Street in Barangay Plainview which connects to Sitio 3-4 in neighboring Barangay San Jose. The new road offers ease in traveling for private vehicle users, reducing traffic impact as it serves as alternate route. The construction of Fabella Street is one of the many infrastructure projects being initiated by Mandaluyong City Mayor BenhurAbalos.
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos leads in the ceremonial ribbon cutting of the new barangay hall in Brgy. Mauway. The event was part of the weeklong activities in lined up with the 50th birthday of the mayor. Also in photo are Brgy. Capt. Pablito Gahol and its Barangay Council.
Mandaluyong City Mayor Benjamin C. Abalos Jr. fits the shoes to one of the 650 school children who benefited from the fun run dubbed “Sapatos sa Musmos” held recently. The activity encourages runners to donate either shoes or cash to benefit the less fortunate children of the city. Spearheaded by the city government and in cooperation with the Liga ng mga Barangay-Mandaluyong, Samahan sa Mandaluyong ng Kabataang Nagkakaisa (SAMAKANA), Samahan sa Mandaluyong ng mga Kagawad ng Barangay (SAMAKABA), Kababaihan Kakaibang Mandaluyong (KKM) and the Sangguniang Kabataan.
