Cotabato Town LGU Offers 1 Kilo of Rice or 2 Canned Sardines in Exchange of Garbage
Cotabato town’s local government unit has launched “Basura mo, 1 Kilo bigas o 2 pirasong sardinas” program to help poor residents.
The town of Alamada in Cotabato together with the Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office has been implementing the program. The LGU gives 1 kilogram of rice or two cans of sardines in exchange for garbage.
The program aims to help the less-fortunate residents in the area who can barely buy food due to poverty. The LGU will continue to the road around the town and implement the program to help those who are in need.
Last Wednesday (August 10, 2022), MENRO members road around Brgy. Barangiran in Alamada town to implement the program. Numerous families received rice and canned sardines.
The program hits two birds with one stone; the LGU can help those who have been experiencing hunger and clean the environment at the same time.
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“BASURA MO, ISANG KILONG BIGAS O DALAWANG PIRASONG SARDINAS KO PROGRAM” PATULOY NA ISINUSULONG NG LGU ALAMADA
PATULOY NA IPINAPATUPAD at pag-iimplementa ng local na pamahalaan ng Alamada sa pangunguna ng Municipal Environment and Natural Resources Office o MENRO ng naturang bayan.
Ang programa na “BASURA MO, ISANG KILONG BIGAS O DALAWANG PIRASONG SARDINAS KO PROGRAM” sa insyatiba ng MENRO Alamada.
Nitong Myerkulis isinagawa ang pagiikot ng mga kawani ng MENRO sa Brgy. Barangiran,ng naturang bayan na kug saan ilang residente ang nakatanggap ng bigas at sardinas na malaking tulong para sa mga nakatanggap bilang pantawid gutom na rin lalo na patuloy na nararamdaman ang pandemya na dala ng COVID-19.
Hanggang sa ngayong patuloy parin ang pag-iikot ng mga kawani ng MENRO sa patuloy na pagtututpad ng mga programa na mamakakatulong sa kalikasan at sa mga Alamadians.”
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