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HEALTH DEPARTMENT OF MAKATI CITY

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300k residents’ data from Makatizen portal left exposed; LGU assures no data breach

July 7, 2022 - 5:57pm

Due to the website’s vulnerability, over 300,00 residents’ data in the Makati City government COVID-19 portal...

Technology

Makati dog owners must pay P1,000

September 19, 2001 - 12:00am

The Health Department of Makati City is planning to amend its rules on dog ownership citing the recent rise in the cases of dogs biting human beings. Mayor Jejomar Binay called on the City Council to amend the existing...

Metro