QUEZON City Mayor Joy Belmonte on Friday reminded the public, particularly the candidates to follow the rules and avoid defacing the city’s beauty with their political banners and tarpaulins.
“As public servants and those who want to enter the government, we have to follow the policies of the government. Let’s respect the beauty of Quezon City and avoid spreading our political and advertising paraphernalia,” she said.
Belmonte cited City Ordinance No....
QUEZON City Mayor Joy Belmonte on Friday reminded the public, particularly the candidates to follow the rules and avoid defacing the city’s beauty with their political banners and tarpaulins.
“As public servants and those who want to enter the government, we have to follow the policies of the government. Let’s respect the beauty of Quezon City and avoid spreading our political and advertising paraphernalia,” she said.
Belmonte cited City Ordinance No....
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