ANGELES CITY — Philippine flags have been put up in offices and premises of the Angeles City hall in commemoration of the 158th birth anniversary of revolutionary leader Andres Bonifacio.
According to Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin, Jr., this initiative is to honor the birth of a great hero who exemplified valor and bravery.
“This is very timely in this difficult time, where our modern heroes put one feet on the grave battling the COVID-19 pandemic,” Lazatin said.
According to Executive Assistant IV Reina Manuel, this is also pursuant to the Memorandum Circular No. 2021-131 of the Department of the Interior and Local Government. This year’s theme is “Bonifacio 2021: Pagbubuklod para sa Kaligtasan at Kalusugan ng Bayan.”
Members of the City Tourism Office led by Anneleen Antonio-Sugui and Gender and Development Office headed by Mina Cabiles on Nov. 29, 2021 installed the Philippine flags around the city hall.
Further, as the city also joins #VaxAsOne, Mayor Lazatin is urging his kababayans and residents in other nearby areas “to get the jab done.”
“By getting vaccinated, we are helping our modern heroes to finally eradicate the virus,” Lazatin urges.
