Makati shutters 2 more biz over lack of permits
The Makati City government recently shut down two more business establishments, this time a Chinese convenience store and a boarding ...
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Makati biz stimulus gets dads’ nod
The Makati City Council approved on Wednesday the administration’s P2.5 billion cash grant program for Makati-based businesses, Mayor Abby Binay ...
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Mayor Abby announces ‘dine-in’ guidelines during times of emergency
Makati Mayor Abby Binay today said the city has set guidelines on on-premises dining whenever the city is under a ...
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Mayor Abby: Makati hiring jobless jeepney drivers for Mobile Learning Hubs
Makati Mayor Abby Binay has announced that the city will be hiring jobless jeepney drivers for the implementation of the ...
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Makatizens use aid to start business
Makati Mayor Abby Binay today said the city government has released a total of P1,035,810,000 in financial assistance through electronic ...
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Makati releases over P1-billion cash aid to residents; sparks entrepreneurship among beneficiaries
Makati Mayor Abby Binay today said the city government has released a total of P1,035,810,000 in financial assistance through electronic ...
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Makati distributes P5K cash assistance to city residents
The Makati City government rolled out its P5,000-cash assistance to 114,828 qualified individuals, one week after the implementation of the ...
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Makati gives cash gifts to graduates via online payment
The Makati City government will be using an online transaction to give cash incentives ranging from P1,000 to P5,000 to ...
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‘Rein in’ authorities, HRW says after Makati incident
The Philippine government should immediately rein in out of control law enforcers and public officials committing rights abuses while they ...
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Makati to shoulder cost of cremations
The Makati City government announced on Tuesday it will shoulder the expenses for the cremation of residents who died due ...
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