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The announcement was made during the culminating activity of the Nutrition Month celebration at City Hall.


Records at the Las Piñas Nutrition Office showed a continuous decline of malnutrition cases among children in the city from 21.4 percent in 1995 to a remarkable less than one percent this year.


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This completes the final batch of some 750 public school students whose parents cannot afford to provide for their basic school needs. The package came in the form of items such as bags, notebooks, pens, paper and other school supplies.


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Las Piñas Mayor Imelda Aguilar has warned city residents on the dangers of leptospirosis and dengue and alerted the local health department to monitor any possible outbreak of diseases as a result of the rainy season.


Aguilar instructed city health officer Esther Oliveros to step up the awareness campaign on the prevention of dengue and leptospirosis and to conduct community inspections and surveillance to avoid a possible outbreak, particularly in the city’s extended communities.


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Initially, some 1,000 clean and green volunteers were mobilized to boost the city’s landscaping and beautification project.


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Las Piñas Mayor Imelda Aguilar said restaurant owners have pledged their all-out support by agreeing to use their establishments as venues for the awareness campaign.


"If residents and business establishment owners fully cooperate and exert all effort in helping the city government in its zero-waste campaign through recycling and composting, garbage collection and disposal will not be a problem in the next five years," Aguilar said.

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                    [Summary] => Some 200 Las Piñas City residents can now enjoy health care services through Philhealth on top of the hospitalization program of the city government for indigents.


Mayor Imelda Aguilar distributed Philhealth cards aimed at helping residents cope with the high cost of hospitalization.


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Las Piñas Mayor Imelda Aguilar released P500,000 worth of education assistance in the form of school items such as bags, notebooks, pens and other school supplies to be given to children in depressed areas or those coming from disadvantaged families.


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Aguilar instructed city health officer Esther Oliveros to step up the awareness campaign on the prevention of dengue and leptospirosis and to conduct community inspections and surveillance to avoid a possible outbreak, particularly in the city’s extended communities.


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Las Piñas Mayor Imelda Aguilar released P500,000 worth of education assistance in the form of school items such as bags, notebooks, pens and other school supplies to be given to children in depressed areas or those coming from disadvantaged families.


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