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BATANG MAYNILA
Last week, we handed Manila Traffic Parking Bureau (MTPB) traffic enforcer a plaque and a cash award in recognition of his dedication to duty, when he exercised maximum tolerance and did not budge as a lady motorist he accosted for a traffic violation physically assaulted him whil
(Manila City PIO / MANILA BULLETIN)
Police identified the arrested driver as Pauline Mae Salamero, 26, from Calamba, Laguna.
Salamero was initially flagged down by Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau (MTPB) enforcer Marcos Meneses on Osmeña Highway corner San Andres St. for disregarding traffic signs past 8 a.m.
Meneses took Salamero’s vehicle registration for checking as part of the protocol since the latter also did not have a driver’s license.
In the video, Salamero was caught hitting, cursing, and grabbing Meneses by his uniform while asking for her car registration back.
“Ibigay mo sa akin ‘yan, pinicturan mo na g o ka ba? T a mo ah (Give it to me, didn’t you already take a photo of it? F k you),” Salamero was heard as saying in the video posted by the Manila City Public Information Office (PIO) on its Facebook page.
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno
As of this writing, the city government of Manila has already begun distributing its fourth batch of monthly food boxes as part of our Food Security Program (FSP) aimed at alleviating hunger in the city brought about by lost jobs during the pandemic.
To date, 380,000 of the total 700,000 families in the city have already received their food allocation comprising of staples like rice, coffee and canned goods.
I and Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna have decisively set aside certain infrastructure projects and instead embarked on a food security program that would prioritize feeding the residents in consideration of the fact that countless have lost their jobs and businesses due to the worldwide pandemic.
SunStar PH capital tightens restrictions as Covid cases continue to rise
MANILA. In this photo taken in October 2020, a woman wearing protective mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus walk past a mural showing frontliners in Manila. (AP)
+ March 08, 2021 (UPDATED) Manila City Mayor Francisco Domagoso on Monday, March 8, 2021, ordered law enforcement units to tighten health and security measures as coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases continued to increase.
In a statement, the Manila City Public Information Office said the mayor’s key directives are:
Manila Police District (MPD) to increase police presence and strictly enforce minimum health protocols;
Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau (MTPB) to deploy Covid-19 safety marshals;