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Based on reports from the city’s department of social services and development, the child care program launched by Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr. has addressed nutrition, early childhood education as well as intervention for abused children.


"From 2002 to 2003, 44,030 children have been assisted, with 277,728 of them receiving assistance in the first six months of the year 2003," the report stated.


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Councilor Ariel Inton Jr. of the city’s Fourth District, said the measure is aimed at making people aware of their way out from buildings in cases of earthquake, fire, civil disturbance and other natural or man-made disasters.


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                    [Title] => QC councilor takes issue with Paref
                    [Summary] => A Quezon City councilor said the Paref-Northfield School for Boys Inc. has no document to support its claim to its controversial 50-year rent-free use of a 3.1-hectare public lot in Greenmeadows III Subdivision.


Councilor Ariel Inton Jr. was reacting to Paref’s allegation in a half-page paid advertisement published in newspapers Wednesday.


"Documents don’t lie. Paref’s allegations in the advertisement are not corroborated by existing official documents, which were obtained during a public dialogue held two weeks ago," Inton said in a statement.

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COUNCILOR ARIEL INTON JR.

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Councilor Ariel Inton Jr. was reacting to Paref’s allegation in a half-page paid advertisement published in newspapers Wednesday.


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40,000 children benefit from QC child welfare

February 12, 2004 - 12:00am

The Quezon City government’s child welfare program has benefited more than 40,000 children in urban poor areas in the last two years. Based on reports from the city’s department of social services and...

Metro

QC firms told to display exit diagrams

September 20, 2001 - 12:00am

A Quezon City councilor has filed an ordinance that will mandate all establishment owners to display fire exit diagrams on entrances of buildings to prevent the recurrence of the Ozone disco tragedy in 1995 and Manor...

Metro

QC councilor takes issue with Paref

September 2, 2001 - 12:00am

A Quezon City councilor said the Paref-Northfield School for Boys Inc. has no document to support its claim to its controversial 50-year rent-free use of a 3.1-hectare public lot in Greenmeadows III Subdivision. Councilor...

Metro