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by Info @Brand Zone | April 15, 2023




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PhilHealth Photo Release No. 2024-0003 April 15, 2024

PhilHealth President and CEO Emmanuel R. Ledesma, Jr. signed today a Memorandum of Agreement with Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) led by Acting Chairman Atty. Romando S. Artes that aims to promote and enhance public awareness on PhilHealth benefits and services through MMDA's digital and non-digital media platforms prominently located throughout Metro Manila. 


The partnership, which is already on its 5th year, will benefit millions of commuters and motorists plying major thoroughfares in the National Capital Region.


"Through our renewed alliance, we aim to enhance access to quality healthcare services for all, especially in the dynamic landscape of the National Capital Region. By synergizing our efforts, we can better address our communities' evolving healthcare needs and contribute to our nation's overall health and resilience,” Ledesma said in his speech.


For his part, Acting Chairman Artes expressed his continuing support to the state health insurer, saying, “Matagal na po tayong nakikipagtulungan sa PhilHealth at asahan po ninyo na patuloy kaming susuporta sa napakagandang programa ng PhilHealth lalong-lalo na sa information dissemination, dahil sa totoo lang napakarami pong magandang proyekto at benepisyo ang binibigay ng PhilHealth.


Earlier, PhilHealth NCR Office led by Dr. Bernadette Lico announced during the MMDA flag raising ceremony the accreditation of the MMDA Clinic as the country's first non-hospital-based, non-LGU and non-uniformed Konsulta Package Provider that will cater to the Agency’s close to 8,000 traffic enforcers, street sweepers and office-based personnel.


We would like to give due recognition to MMDA for committing to provide all its dedicated personnel, including their dependents, with the primary care benefit package, such as health profiling, consultations, diagnostic and laboratory tests such as chest X-ray, fasting blood sugar, and electrocardiogram, as well as drugs and medicines for certain medical conditions like asthma, diabetes, and hypertension,” the PhilHealth Chief added.


In photo are (L-R) MMDA Health, Public Safety and Environment Protection Office Director and Officer-in-Charge for Office of the Assistant General Manager for Planning Atty. Victor Pablo Trinidad, Assistant General Manager for Operations Asec. David Angelo Vargas, Deputy Chairman Usec. Frisco San Juan, Jr., Acting Chairman Artes, PhilHealth PCEO Ledesma, Acting Vice President for Corporate Affairs Rey Baleña, and NCR Vice President Dr. Bernadette Lico during the signing ceremony at MMDA’s head office in Pasig City on April 15, 2024.

 
 

ni Angela Fernando - Trainee @News | April 12, 2024




Humingi ng tawad si Senador Francis 'Chiz' Escudero nitong Biyernes, Abril 12, matapos mahuli sa EDSA bus lane ang isang sports utility vehicle (SUV) na may protocol license plate no. 7 na inisyu sa kanyang pangalan.


"In the morning of 11 April 2024, a vehicle bearing protocol license plates issued to me was apprehended by the MMDA (Metropolitan Manila Development Authority) for improperly using the bus lane on Edsa. The use of the protocol plate was unauthorized, as the vehicle was being driven by the driver of a family member," saad ni Escudero sa kanyang pahayag.


"I apologize to the public and my colleagues in the Senate for this oversight. Moving forward, I commit to ensure that the protocol plates entrusted to me are used appropriately, consistent with the provisions of Executive Order No. 56, s. 2024," dagdag niya.


Binigyang-diin din ni Escudero na nalabag ang batas sa paggamit ng No. 7 protocol plate sa loob ng bus lane dahil hindi pinapayagan ang mga sasakyang may ganitong plaka sa loob ng nasabing daan.


Pinuri naman ng senador ang mga otoridad para sa kanilang pagiging mapanuri at muling ipinahayag ang kanyang suporta sa mga pagsisikap ng pamahalaan na tiyaking sinusunod ng lahat ang mga batas trapiko sa Metro Manila.

 
 
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ni Eli San Miguel - Trainee @News | April 4, 2024




Simula Abril 15, ipinagbabawal na ang mga tricycle, pushcart, pedicab, kuliglig, e-bike, e-trike, at mga light electric vehicle sa mga national roads sa Metro Manila.


Muling ipinaalala ng Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) na ipinagbabawal din ang mga sasakyan na ito sa mga circumferential at radial roads alinsunod sa MMDA Regulation No. 24-002 Series of 2024.


Ito’y dahil sa pagtaas ng bilang ng mga light electric vehicles sa mga lansangan at ang mga aksidente sa kalsada na kinasasangkutan nila.


Papatawan ng multa ang mga lumalabag, sa halagang P2,500, habang kukumpiskahin naman ang mga sasakyan nila at tuluyang kukumpiskahin kung hindi rehistrado at/o hindi magpapakita ng lisensya ang driver.


Sinabi ng MMDA na saklaw ng regulasyon ang mga sumusunod na kalsada:


— Recto Avenue

— President Quirino Avenue

— Araneta Avenue

— Epifanio delos Santos Avenue

— Katipunan/C.P. Garcia

— Southeast Metro Manila Expressway

— Roxas Boulevard

— Taft Avenue

— Osmena Highway or South Super Highway

— Shaw Boulevard

— Magsaysay Boulevard/Aurora Boulevard

— Quezon Avenue /Commonwealth Avenue

— Andres Bonifacio Avenue

— Rizal Avenue

— Del Pan/Marcos Highway/McArthur Highway

— Elliptical Road

— Mindanao Avenue

— Marcos Highway

— Boni Avenue

— Espana Boulevard



 
 
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