NavoSchool-in-a-box, inilunsad na sa Navotas City
Inilunsad na ang NavoSchool-in-a-box sa Lungsod ng Navotas. Ayon sa Navotas City government, ipamimigay ito sa Kindergarten students.
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Navotas to hire 1k TUPAD workers
The City Government of Navotas has started hiring 1,000 jeepney and tricycle drivers, ambulant vendors and other workers in the informal sector whose livelihoods are affected by the enhanced community quarantine.
Continue readingNavotas opens community isolation facility
The City Government of Navotas Tuesday opened a community isolation facility (CIF) for mild cases of the coronavirus disease 2019.
Continue readingNavotas converts school into Covid facility
THE Navotas City government has converted a high school building into a community isolation facility (CIF) to accommodate patients with mild cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19).
Continue reading‘Navotours’ buses ready to roll out
The City Government of Navotas has launched the Navotours bus for public elementary and high schools in the city.
Continue readingLRT-1 extension could benefit Navotas
Navotas City Representative John Rey Tiangco has filed a bill that would extend the Manila Light Railway Transit System Line (LRT) 1 from Monumento in Caloocan City to Navotas.
Continue readingTiangco pushes bill seeking to increase salaries of teachers, non-teaching personnel
Navotas City Rep. John Rey Tiangco has pushed for the passage of a measure seeking to increase the minimum salaries of public school teachers and non-teaching personnel and to give them additional incentives.
Continue readingJohn Rey bids Navotas farewell
“Love your job.” This was the reminder of Mayor John Rey Tiangco to Navotas City Hall employees during Monday’s flag raising ceremony, as he prepared to step down from office on July 1.
Continue readingNavotas gifts big 50-inch TVs to city schools
Learning is now more fun in Navotas following the city government’s distribution of 225 50-inch smart TVs to the city’s public elementary and high schools.
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