Category Archives: Current Events
ANNOUNCEMENT: CLASSES SUSPENDED AT ALL LEVELS (PUBLIC & PRIVATE) DUE TO HEAVY RAINFALL
ANNOUNCEMENT: SUSPENSION OF PUBLIC & PRIVATE CLASSES FROM GRADE SCHOOL TO SENIOR HIGH, JULY 17
ANNOUNCEMENT: SUSPENSION OF PUBLIC & PRIVATE CLASSES FROM GRADE SCHOOL TO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TOP 10 DENGUE-HIT ILOILO CITY VILLAGES
Coastal barangay of San Juan in Molo district topped Iloilo City’s list with most number of mosquito-borne dengue cases totaling 23 as of June 2019.
It was also listed in the top 10 dengue-stricken villages since 2017, City Health Office (CHO) data showed.
ILOILO CITY DENGUE UPDATE
BEST COMMAND CENTER IN VISAYAS EYED
Iloilo City Mayor Jerry P. Treñas wants the metropolis to establish a state-of-the-art command center that could become one of the best in the Visayas region.
“I assure support not only for funds but also manpower. Our job is to make residents safe. We want to have the best Command Center in Visayas,” Treñas stressed during the 21st Gawad Kalasag National Validation at City Hall July 2 (SHOWN IN PICTURES). Continue reading BEST COMMAND CENTER IN VISAYAS EYED
MISTING MACHINES VS. DENGUE-CARRYING MOSQUITOES
Iloilo City Mayor Jerry P. Treñas has instructed barangays here to purchase misting machine to be used as preventive measure in the fight against mosquito-borne dengue disease.
Continue reading MISTING MACHINES VS. DENGUE-CARRYING MOSQUITOES
NEW GROUP TO HANDLE DINAGYANG ELECTS INTERIM OFFICERS
The Iloilo City Festivals Foundation, Inc. (ICFFI) had its first organizational meeting and selection of interim set of officers at the 3rd floor of Lone District Office, June 27.
Continue reading NEW GROUP TO HANDLE DINAGYANG ELECTS INTERIM OFFICERS
TREÑAS VOWS TO TURN ‘WHEELS’ OF DEV’T FOR ILONGGOS
Iloilo City Mayor-elect Jerry P. Treñas vowed to give “WHEELS” for inclusive development and good governance program for all Ilonggos, during his inaugural speech at the Oath Taking Ceremony of all elected city officials at Iloilo Convention Center, June 28.
Continue reading TREÑAS VOWS TO TURN ‘WHEELS’ OF DEV’T FOR ILONGGOS