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[Title] => Muntinlupa launches search for outstanding residents
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The Muntilupa City government has launched its first ever "Search for Outstanding Citizen 2006" to recognize local residents who have excelled in their respective fields and made significant contributions to the city’s development.
Tez Valencia, chief of the city’s Public Information Office (PIO), said the contest aims to honor those who have been successful in their chosen careers.
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[Title] => Muntinlupa to provide free tutorials to pre-schoolers
[Summary] => The Muntinlupa City government will provide free tutorial sessions to pre-schoolers in the city during the summer months under the program of the Youth Affairs and Sports Development Office (YASDO).
The city’s Public Information Office said that the project, which is now in its fifth year, will be facilitated by teachers of the city’s Early Childhood Education Division in coordination with a number of youth organizations from the different barangays.
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[Title] => Muntinlupa passes quarantine measure
[Summary] => The Muntinlupa Council has passed an ordinance requiring the quarantine of residents of the city who are suspected to have the deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus.
According to a press statement, the law was created to prevent the spread of the virus in the Southern Metro Manila.
The mysterious yet virulent virus has killed more than 550 people worldwide and infected 7,400 mostly in Asia.
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[Title] => Munti bucks SARS plan for RITM
[Summary] => Fearing an epidemic in his city, Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi opposed yesterday the government’s plan to turn the Research Institute of Tropical Medicine (RITM) in Alabang into a "priority center" for treating cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
"That will put Muntinlupa under extreme risk if people all over the country will come to RITM for SARS treatment," Fresnedi said in a statement.
"The sickness must be contained where it is to limit its movement," he said.
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[Title] => Bomb scare grips Munti City Hall
[Summary] => Fear and anxiety gripped employees of the Muntinlupa City Hall after a bomb was reportedly planted in the building.
Bomb sniffing dogs, owned by the upscale malls in the city, were immediately lent to the local government and the police to help search for the bomb.
None was found, said Tez Valencia of the city information office.
Valencia said an unidentified male caller warned city police that a bomb has been planted in the building. The police and the city government offices share a building located along the National Road in Barangay Putatan.
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[Title] => Munti celebrates cityhood with dance parade
[Summary] => Students of the Muntinlupa Elementary School donned "tulya" necklaces and head gear and artfully painted their faces sky blue for their native dance at the Parade of Festivals during the recent celebration of Muntinlupa’s seventh year of cityhood.
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[Title] => Munti wants own drug rehab center
[Summary] => The Muntinlupa City government is planning to establish its own drug rehabilitation facility and provide an "after-care program" for rehabilitated drug users and dependents.
Tez Valencia, Public Information Office chief, said the plans were proposed during a meeting of all the city’s barangay leaders with Mayor Jaime Fresnedi and Vice Mayor Jojay Alcaraz.
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[Title] => Munti wants own drug rehab center
[Summary] => The Muntinlupa City government is planning to establish its own drug rehabilitation facility and provide an "after-care program" for rehabilitated drug users and dependents.
Tez Valencia, Public Information Office chief, said the plans were proposed during a meeting of all the city’s barangay leaders with Mayor Jaime Fresnedi and Vice Mayor Jojay Alcaraz.
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[Title] => Munti gives gifts to special children
[Summary] => In celebration of the month-long observance of the Christmas season, Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi, in cooperation with the City Assessor’s Office (CAO) and the Treasury Department, held a gift-giving day over the weekend for disabled and special children.
Fresnedi said the Yuletide spirit will not be totally felt without gift-giving to poor children.
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TEZ VALENCIA
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[Title] => Muntinlupa launches search for outstanding residents
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The Muntilupa City government has launched its first ever "Search for Outstanding Citizen 2006" to recognize local residents who have excelled in their respective fields and made significant contributions to the city’s development.
Tez Valencia, chief of the city’s Public Information Office (PIO), said the contest aims to honor those who have been successful in their chosen careers.
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[Title] => Muntinlupa to provide free tutorials to pre-schoolers
[Summary] => The Muntinlupa City government will provide free tutorial sessions to pre-schoolers in the city during the summer months under the program of the Youth Affairs and Sports Development Office (YASDO).
The city’s Public Information Office said that the project, which is now in its fifth year, will be facilitated by teachers of the city’s Early Childhood Education Division in coordination with a number of youth organizations from the different barangays.
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[Title] => Muntinlupa passes quarantine measure
[Summary] => The Muntinlupa Council has passed an ordinance requiring the quarantine of residents of the city who are suspected to have the deadly Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) virus.
According to a press statement, the law was created to prevent the spread of the virus in the Southern Metro Manila.
The mysterious yet virulent virus has killed more than 550 people worldwide and infected 7,400 mostly in Asia.
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[Title] => Munti bucks SARS plan for RITM
[Summary] => Fearing an epidemic in his city, Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi opposed yesterday the government’s plan to turn the Research Institute of Tropical Medicine (RITM) in Alabang into a "priority center" for treating cases of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS).
"That will put Muntinlupa under extreme risk if people all over the country will come to RITM for SARS treatment," Fresnedi said in a statement.
"The sickness must be contained where it is to limit its movement," he said.
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[Title] => Bomb scare grips Munti City Hall
[Summary] => Fear and anxiety gripped employees of the Muntinlupa City Hall after a bomb was reportedly planted in the building.
Bomb sniffing dogs, owned by the upscale malls in the city, were immediately lent to the local government and the police to help search for the bomb.
None was found, said Tez Valencia of the city information office.
Valencia said an unidentified male caller warned city police that a bomb has been planted in the building. The police and the city government offices share a building located along the National Road in Barangay Putatan.
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[Title] => Munti celebrates cityhood with dance parade
[Summary] => Students of the Muntinlupa Elementary School donned "tulya" necklaces and head gear and artfully painted their faces sky blue for their native dance at the Parade of Festivals during the recent celebration of Muntinlupa’s seventh year of cityhood.
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[Summary] => The Muntinlupa City government is planning to establish its own drug rehabilitation facility and provide an "after-care program" for rehabilitated drug users and dependents.
Tez Valencia, Public Information Office chief, said the plans were proposed during a meeting of all the city’s barangay leaders with Mayor Jaime Fresnedi and Vice Mayor Jojay Alcaraz.
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[Summary] => The Muntinlupa City government is planning to establish its own drug rehabilitation facility and provide an "after-care program" for rehabilitated drug users and dependents.
Tez Valencia, Public Information Office chief, said the plans were proposed during a meeting of all the city’s barangay leaders with Mayor Jaime Fresnedi and Vice Mayor Jojay Alcaraz.
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[Title] => Munti gives gifts to special children
[Summary] => In celebration of the month-long observance of the Christmas season, Muntinlupa Mayor Jaime Fresnedi, in cooperation with the City Assessor’s Office (CAO) and the Treasury Department, held a gift-giving day over the weekend for disabled and special children.
Fresnedi said the Yuletide spirit will not be totally felt without gift-giving to poor children.
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