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TEEN PREGNANCIES. Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Rolando Uy (right) joins residents in Barangay Bayanga on Monday (Feb. 20, 2023) to raise awareness aimed at curbing teenage pregnancy. Uy says curtailing teenage pregnancy in the communities is one of the priorities of the city government in 2023. (Screengrab from Mayor Uy Facebook Page) CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - Curbing teenage pregnancies will remain one of the priorities this year of the local government unit (LGU), the local chief executive said Monday. During a visit to Bayanga village, Mayor Rolando Uy said bringing awareness and education in the communities is part of the city government's advocacy in helping teenagers avoid being parents at an early age. "There is a greater concern about teenage pregnancy when it comes not only to matters of the family but for the local government and the society in general," he said. Uy said the City Health Office (CHO) is leading the formulation of programs that would raise awareness of t

Cagayan de oroSagay cityDevelopment programPhilippine commission on populationPhilippine population commissionCity health officeRachel dillaNorthern mindanaoAdolescent healthPhilippine commissionTeen pregnancies cagayan de oro city mayor rolando uy right joins residents in barangay bayanga on monday feb 20023 to raise awareness aimed at curbing teenage pregnancy uy says curtailing in the communities is one of priorities city government 2023 screengrab from mayor facebook page cagayan de oro pregnancies will remain this year local unit lguHe local chief executive said monday duringa visit to bayanga villageAyor rolando uy said bringing awareness and education in the communities is part of city government 39s advocacy helping teenagers avoid being parents at an early age quot there isa greater concern about teenage pregnancy when it comes not only to matters family but for local society generalUot he said uy the city health office cho is leading formulation of programs that would raise awareness effects unplanned pregnanciesSpecially among teenagers cho chief dr rachel dilla said the lgu 39s concern was prompted after data from government agencies showed that city has second highest incidents of teenage pregnancies in region