Social services are Calapan City’s top priority – mayor

Inquirer.net - Oct 1, 2026

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — Calapan City is prioritizing social services, with more funds earmarked for education, housing, senior citizens, persons with disabilities, farmers, fisherfolk, and informal settlers, Mayor Paulino Salvador Leachon said in his State of the City Address on Thursday, Oct. 1. The mayor announced that more funds would go directly to sectors

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Social services are Calapan City’s top priority – mayor

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