Out of dreadful and worries over the lifting of movement pass in the City of Koronadal and the opening of all borders in the Province of South Coatabato, the City Health Office (CHO) appealed to all commercial establishments to become tougher in implementing non-pharmaceutical measures. Following the call, Acting City
As the city government think big, hope for the best and envision a better tomorrow for its out-of-school youth, City Mayor Eliordo U. Ogena personally turned over at least 40 chairs, two (2) long tables, and numerous reference books to an Alternative Learning System (ALS) and Barangay Reading Centers at Barangay Topland,
The City of Koronadal is aiming that all its 27 barangays would be declared as drug-cleared by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency XII (PDEA XII) this year. In a joint City Peace and Order Council and City Anti-Drug Abuse Council meeting on June 30, 2020, CADAC Action Officer Ret. General
As the government mounted a multi-sectoral response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City Population Office (Popcom) also ensures that a large proportion of the population of people living with disabilities will not be left out. During this challenging period, the Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) are not only often at increased
Some 700 rice farmers in Koronadal have received P5,000 cash assistance from the government amid the global health crisis. Under the Rice Farmers Financial Assistance (RFFA) Program, the Department of Agriculture (DA) XII in coordination with the City Agriculture’s Office released cash aid to rice farmers affected by the low
Though the coronavirus remains a serious threat, the City Peace and Order Council and City Anti-Drug Abuse Council resumed normal business to undertake measures in maintaining and addressing the peace and order situation in the city level. City Mayor Eliordo U. Ogena presided the June 30 council meeting and gave
Statistics from Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Koronadal City Fire Station shows fire-related incidents as well as response for quick emergency services significantly curbed in the near half of 2020. Only 13 fire-related incidents with estimated structural damage of 289,500 pesos were recorded in the span of May to June
Building new and improved facilities are one of the ways City Economic Enterprise and Development Office (CEEDO) jumpstarts its income-generating projects as the revenue generation arm of LGU Koronadal. While the city’s income amenably dropped through the 2nd quarter of 2020 mainly due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CEEDO is optimistic
The city government earlier outlined guidelines on lifting restrictions on movement and warned people not to flock to malls, shopping centers and the city’s public market. City Mayor Eliordo U. Ogena said on thursday in a meeting with some members of the business sector that they decided to start this
At least 101 market fire-affected occupants in the city have received the second batch of livelihood starter kits from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) this Friday, June 26. These beneficiaries were victims of a fire that gutted this city’s public market last October 2017. DOLE, through the Public