Mandaluyong City Mayor BenhurAbalos presents the new members of the Mandaluyong Dengue Warrior Brigades after their induction at the recent Morning Program of the city highlighting Dengue Awareness Month. Dengue Warrior Brigade is an inter-agency group composed of students, teachers, barangay and SK officials, health center personnel and various NGO’s in the city who will help disseminate information about the mosquito-borne viral infection and advocate anti-dengue measures being undertaken by the city government. Also in photo are Barangay Captains, Kagawads, SK officers, Health Center Physicians, representatives from DepEd-Mandaluyong, Principals and School Science Coordinators.

Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos leads in the distribution of free school supplies, including bags and notebooks to public school students during ceremonies held at the City Hall highlighting the “BalikEskwela” program. There are an estimated 3,000 kindergarten, 30,000 elementary and 19,000 high school incoming students in 21 different public schools in the city for school year 2012-2013. Also in photo are City Councilors, RTU President Dr. Jesus Rodrigo Torres and DepEdMandaluyong.

Mandaluyong City Mayor Benjamin C. Abalos, Jr. signs the Memorandum of Agreement with the Rizal Technological University for the City of Mandaluyong Collegiate Scholars (CMCS) during the recentregular Monday morning program of the city. The CMCS Agreement ensures that qualified students are able to obtain their respective college degrees at partner school, Rizal Technological University. For SY 2012-2013, almost 300 students qualified as scholars after undergoing rigid interviews and examinations of the CMCS office. The CMCS has benefited thousands of students since its implementation in 1996. In photo are City Councilors, City Scholarship Officer Pinky Umali, 2012 Scholarship Exam topnotcher John Carlo Basilio, RTU President Dr. Jesus Rodrigo Torres and City Educational Program Executive Committee Chairman Delfin Asistio.

Mandaluyong City Mayor Benhur Abalos cuts the ceremonial ribbon (inset photo) during the inaugural blessing of the newly-constructed Fabella Road which connects Acacia Lane to Martinez St. in Brgy. Addition Hills, giving motorists an alternate exit route to and from Shaw Boulevard.

Also in photo are the members of the City Council and Barangay Captain Rodolfo Posadas.