Study well Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Moreno addresses children and parents during the “Araw ng Batang Maynila 2019” celebration. In photo are (from right) Manila Police District chief Ernesto Balba, social welfare chief Re Fugoso, Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna and Councilor Roma Robles. P.C. Santos
A total of 1,400 public school students in Baseco, Tondo received early Christmas gifts from city officials led by Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso when they were each gifted with P5,000 cash as educational and capital assistance.
Apart from Moreno, present at the event, dubbed as “Araw ng mga Batang Maynila 2019,” were Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna, city department of social welfare chief Re Fugoso and Councilor Roma Robles, chairman of the city council’s committee on children.
In his speech, Domagoso called on the children to prioritize and focus on their studies before engaging in things that entertain them, saying there is a time for everything.
He also reminded them to strictly observe the city’s curfew by making sure that they are already home before 10 p.m. to spare their parents or guardians from suffering the sanctions of the said ordinance.
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The mayor told those present that they could all become successful someday, citing his case as being a product of public schools, all the way from pre-school to high school.
Meanwhile, Lacuna, who is also the council presiding officer, gave assurance that the city government will give every assistance possible and, in return, she asked the students to make their parents happy by studying well.
Fugoso said 494 students received capital assistance, while 700 got educational assistance.
He said this was only the second time that the city government had given the said kind of assistance to public school children.
The assistance covered public elementary and high schools from Districts 1,4 and 5 in Baseco, Tondo.