BACOLOD CITY: A business tycoon who was conferred honorary mayor and adopted son in this city has called on the Bacolodnons to be part of the process of change.
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BACOLOD. Nicole Gayle Gustilo greets her mom, Gerlyn, a happy Mother s Day. (Contributed photo)
BACOLOD. Danicah Therese and Dhels Jaster greet their mom Teresa Ellera, a happy Mother s Day. They surprised her with this cake. (Contributed photo)
BACOLOD. Gerlyn Regalado receives a bouquet from her daughters Nicole Gayle and Cameron Julienne during the Mother s Day celebration. (Contributed photo)
BACOLOD. Scarlet Sangcap greets her fellow mothers during their special day. (Contributed photo)
BACOLOD. Bellie Mar Alositain, a mother too, greets her Nanay Melba with a happy Mother s Day. (Contributed photo)
BACOLOD. Leah Lamb is always happy to see her mother Henrietta happy and in good health. (Contributed photo)
March 01, 2021 BACOLOD City Mayor Evelio Leonardia urged Bacolodnons to avail themselves of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) vaccine once it is available in the city.
Leonardia, who is also the national President of the League of Cities of the Philippines (LCP), said Monday, March 1, that they already made an initial payment of more than P31 million to AstraZeneca for the procurement of 650,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccine. The initial payment practically consummates our contract for these critical vaccine supplies. We wanted to close the agreement as early as we could and that is why we made the payment ahead of the February 24 deadline, he said.