Quezon City restaurants soon to show calorie count on menus
MANILA, Philippines — Big and middle-scale restaurants in Quezon City will soon be required to display the number of calories each of their food offerings contain.
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Mayor Joy sa Women’s Month: ‘Kababaihan ipagtanggol’ | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Nanawagan si Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte sa mga residente ng Quezon City partikular sa mga kalalakihan na ipagtanggol ang mga kababaihan laban sa iba’t ibang uri ng karahasan.
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It’s women’s month and women around the world are celebrating their time as they actively promote gender equality and women empowerment. So many are the words we hear very often that cry out for “girl power” and, just like the lyrics in a song by a popular girl group called Little Mix that goes, “you make it rain but I’ll make it shower,” the plight of women everywhere is actually more than meets the eye.
QCPD to deploy ‘green cops’
MANILA, Philippines — Litterbugs beware: a group of police officers will patrol the streets of Quezon City and run after violators of environmental laws.
PH achieves Guinness World Record for most variety of pork dishes on display
MANILA, Philippines — When the National Federation of Hog Farmers Inc. (NFHFI) organized this year’s National Hog Festival 2024, it did not only aim to promote the food security, safety, sovereignty of the local agricultural sector, and tourism through food.
QCPD opens Metro’s first green camp
MANILA, Philippines — Accepting the challenge of the local government to play a major role in the protection of the environment, the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) became the first in Metro Manila to have a green camp.
Belmonte joins UN assembly on environment
MANILA, Philippines — Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte underscored the importance of a “multilevel” approach to address climate change during the sixth United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) in Nairobi, Kenya on Feb. 26.
Quezon City government strengthens measures vs El Niño
MANILA, Philippines — With a strong El Niño threatening the country, the Quezon City government has vowed to strengthen measures to mitigate the effects of drought.