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Daang Bakal, Addition Hills itinampok sa Earth Day para sa green initiatives

MANDALUYONG CITY — Ibinida ng pamahalaang lungsod ng Mandaluyong City ang mga makakalikasang inisyatiba ng Barangay Daang Bakal at Barangay Addition Hills bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng Earth Day. Sa lingguhang programa ng lungsod, itinampok ang mga best practices ng dalawang barangay na naglalayong isulong ang kalinisan at kaayusan sa kapaligiran. Ayon kay Barangay Captain Richard Bassig, isa sa kanilang pangunahing proyekto ang Barangay Rooftop Garden—isang uri ng urban gardening kung saan nagtatanim ng lettuce gamit ang recycled plastic bottles bilang paso. Ang nasabing inisyatiba ay kinilala bilang isa sa mga nagwagi sa Galing Pook Awards 2025. Samantala, ipinakilala rin ang programang “Basura Palit Bigas” ng Addition Hills sa pamumuno ni Carlito Cernal. Sa ilalim ng programa, maaaring ipalit ang 150 piraso ng plastic sachets o wrappers at 50 PET bottles sa isang kilo ng bigas—isang hakbang na nag-uugnay sa waste management at food security. Binigyang-diin ng mga opisyal na ang mga programang ito ay patunay ng pagtutulungan ng mga barangay at ng lokal na pamahalaan sa pagsusulong ng mga sustainable na solusyon. Bukod sa pagpapanatili ng kalinisan, nagdudulot din ito ng direktang benepisyo sa mga residente. Ayon sa lungsod, ang mga ganitong inisyatiba ay mahalagang hakbang tungo sa mas luntiang kinabukasan para sa bawat Mandaleño. 📷 Mandaluyong City Public Information Office FB 1 day ago

Pasig inilunsad ang Transition Housing Unit na gawa sa recycled plastics

PASIG CITY — Isang makabagong Transition Housing Unit na gawa sa recycled plastics ang inilunsad ng Evergreen Labs, katuwang ang pamahalaang lungsod ng Pasig, bilang bahagi ng kanilang programang pangkomunidad at sustainable urban housing. Ang Sample Transition Housing Unit, na dinisenyo ng Evergreen Labs, ay itinampok bilang isang “innovative and sustainable solution” sa urban housing. Ayon sa mga presentasyon, maaari itong maitayo sa loob lamang ng dalawang linggo at idinisenyong maging matibay sa kabila ng paggamit ng recycled plastic materials. Ipinaliwanag ng lokal na pamahalaan na kahit libo-libong lote na ang naipamahagi sa mga pamilyang Pasigueño, nananatili pa ring hamon ang pag-upgrade ng ilang lugar sa lungsod. Sa ganitong konteksto, nakikitang mahalaga ang modular housing model bilang pansamantalang tirahan para sa mga residenteng maaapektuhan ng mga proyektong pang-imprastraktura. Dumalo rin sa paglulunsad ang mga kinatawan mula sa Nordic Council of Ministers, kabilang sina Anna Ferry ng Embassy of Sweden, Franz-Michael Mellbin ng Danish Embassy, at Christian Halaas Lyster ng Norwegian Embassy. Posibleng maging susi ang ganitong uri ng pabahay sa pagpapabilis ng community upgrades habang tinitiyak ang maayos at ligtas na pansamantalang matitirhan ng mga residente. 📷 Vico Sotto FB 1 day ago

Mga pamilya sa Marikina, pinangaralan sa Angkan-Angkan Night sa Ika-396 na anibersaryo ng lungsod

MARIKINA CITY — Nagtipon ang iba’t ibang pamilya sa Marikina City bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng ika-396 na Marikina Day, kung saan itinampok ang “Angkan-Angkan Night” bilang gabi ng pagkilala sa kontribusyon ng mga pamilya sa lungsod. Sa naturang programa, kinilala ang mga angkan na naging bahagi ng paghubog ng kasaysayan at kultura ng Marikina, bilang pundasyon ng matatag na komunidad. Sa kanyang mensahe, binigyang-diin ni Marikina Mayor Maan Teodoro ang mahalagang papel ng pamilya sa pagpapanatili ng pagkakaisa at malasakit sa kapwa, aniya’y hindi lamang dugo kundi sama-samang pagkilos ang nagbubuklod sa mga residente ng Marikina. Dumalo rin si Cong. Marcelino Teodoro, na nagbigay-diin sa kahalagahan ng pagpapanatili at pagpapasa ng kasaysayan at pagkakakilanlan ng lungsod sa susunod na henerasyon. Layunin ng Angkan-Angkan Night na palakasin ang ugnayan ng mga pamilya at ipaalala ang kanilang mahalagang papel sa patuloy na pag-unlad ng Marikina. 📷 Marikina PIO FB 2 days ago

LoveLaban Pride March set on June 27

[caption id="attachment_14204" align="alignnone" width="1024"] QUEZON CITY — The annual LoveLaban Pride March is scheduled to take place on June 27, marking a major highlight of this year’s Pride Month celebration. Organized by Pride PH in partnership with the Quezon City Government, the event is expected to draw participants from the LGBTQ+ community, advocacy groups, and allies. The march aims to promote equality, inclusivity, and the protection of LGBTQ+ rights, while encouraging public participation in ongoing social issues affecting the community. The return of the event to the streets underscores continued efforts to raise awareness and push for greater acceptance and policy support. Participants have been encouraged to prepare and join the march as part of the broader call for equal rights and representation. 📷 Pride PH FB 2 days ago
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