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Showing posts with label Mayor Isko Moreno. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mayor Isko Moreno. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Good News! Traffic Violation Amnesty In Manila: No need To Pay For Penalties, Surcharges And Interests, Just Pay The Principal Amount Until Dec. 31, 2019


Those who have traffic violation penalties, interest and surcharges  even until 7 years, they only need to pay the principal violation amount under the new amnesty program in Manila which runs until December 31, 2019.


Those who have traffic violation penalties, interest and surcharges even until 7 years, they only need to pay the principal violation amount under the new amnesty program in Manila which runs until December 31, 2019. Lahat ng traffic violation penalties, interest at surcharges sa Maynila na umabot kahit pa 7 taon, principal na lang ang babayaran sa ilalim ng amnesty na tatagal hanggang December 31, 2019. Ads Isang magandang balita na naman ang hatid ng butihing alkalde ng Lungsod ng Maynila. Ayon kay Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso, ang lahat ng may traffic violation sa Maynila ay hindi na magbabayad ng penalties, surcharges at interest kahit pa tumagal ng hanggang 7 taon sa ilalim ng amnestiya na ipinapatupad ng bagong pamunuan ng pamahalaang lungsod. Ads Sponsored Links Hinihikayat ang lahat na may traffic violation na hindi pa nababayaran na magtungo sa tanggapan ng LTO sa Maynila at sa tanggapang ni Director Dennis Viaje ng Traffic and Parking Bureau ng Manila. Ayon kay Director Viaje, nasa 50,000 na lisensya ang hindi na tinubos pa ng may-ari ng mga ito ang nakatengga sa kanilang tanggapan sa kasalukuyan. Sa ilalim ng amnesty para sa mga traffic violators na tatagal hanggang sa katapusan ng taon, ang babayaran na lamang ng mga may traffic violation ay ang prinsipal na halaga na nakasaad sa kanilang Traffic Violation Receipt (TVR), hindi na kasama ang surcharges, penalties at interest kahit pa ito ay tumagal pa ng mahabang panahon. Isang halimbawa rito ang isang driver na nagkaroon ng violation na halagang P2,000 ang principal ngunit dahil ito ay tumagal ng pitong taon at isinama ang surcharges , penalties at interest na nagka-patung-patong na, ang kayang kailangang bayaran ngayon ay umabot na sa mahigit P139,000. Dahil sa may umiiral na amnesty ngayon sa Maynila, imbes na bayaran niya ang kabuuang halaga na P139,000+, ang babayaran na lamang niya ay P2,000. Para sa karagdagang detalye, magsadya sa tanggapang Traffic and Parking Bureau ng Maynila sa Manila City Hall, Padre Burgos Ave, Ermita o tumawag sa telepono bilang (02) 527 0507. Ads Good news to all traffic violation receipt holder which was issued in Manila: City Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso had announced the traffic violation amnesty wherein all traffic violators will no longer pay the penalties, surcharges and interests even if the traffic violation is not settled for the period of up to 7 years. Ads Sponsored Links All traffic violators are urged to go to the LTO office or to the office of Director Dennis Viaje ,Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau. Director Viaje said that there are about 50,000 licenses which are not been redeemed by its owners and stored in their office for a long time. Under the amnesty program which will run until the last part of 2019, traffic violators will only pay for the principal amount indicated on their Traffic Violation Receipt (TVR), regardless of all surcharges, penalties and interests even if they were not able to settle it for a long time. As an example, a driver which had traffic violation with a principal amount of P2,000.00 and because the violator did not settled it on time, surcharges , penalties and interests overlapped and now he needs to pay over P139,000.00 for it. Because of the existing amnesty in Manila, he will no longer needded to settle P139,000+, but instead, all he need to pay is the amount of P2,000.00 only. For further detailas, please visit the Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau at the Manila City Hall, Padre Burgos Ave, Ermita or call (02) 527 0507.

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Good news to all traffic violation receipt holder which was issued in Manila: City Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso had announced the traffic violation amnesty wherein all traffic violators will no longer pay the penalties, surcharges and interests even if  the traffic violation is not settled for the period of up to 7 years.
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All traffic violators are urged to go to the LTO office or to the office of Director Dennis Viaje ,Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau.

Director Viaje said that there are about 50,000 licenses which are not been redeemed by its owners and stored in their office for a long time.



Under the amnesty program which will run until the last part of 2019, traffic violators will only pay for the principal amount indicated on their Traffic Violation Receipt (TVR), regardless of all surcharges, penalties and interests even if they were not able to settle it for a long time. 

 As an example, a driver which had traffic violation with a  principal amount of P2,000.00 and because the violator did not settled it on time, surcharges , penalties and interests overlapped and now he needs to pay over P139,000.00 for it.
Because of the existing amnesty in Manila, he will no longer needded to settle P139,000+, but instead, all he need to pay is the amount of P2,000.00 only.

 For further detailas, please visit the Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau at the Manila City Hall, Padre Burgos Ave, Ermita or call (02) 527 0507.

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Saturday, August 03, 2019

P1,000 Monthly Allowance to Manila Colleges Students Under Mayor Isko Moreno!


Starting January 2020 students with good standing from the Universidad de Manila and the Pamantasang ng Lungsod ng Maynila will receive P1,000 allowance monthly from the city government. This is after Manila Mayor Isko Moreno signed a city ordinance giving P1,000 monthly to students in "good standing" enrolled in the Manila-funded colleges. The ordinance will take effect on January 2020. Under Ordinance No. 8568, the following are qualifications of those who will receive the P1,000 monthly; Undergraduate students in good standing, of PLM or UDM who is a resident and registered voter of the City of Manila. If the student is still not of legal age, his or her parents or guardians must be registered voters of the city. Students who are not under probation or without any citation and disciplinary record or with "good standing" The Manila city government estimates that the program can help up to 10,000 college students. The UDM President Ernesto Maceda Jr. called the ordinance as "heaven-sent" given that many of their poor students struggle with their studies. The new mayor of Manila continues to make headlines after he starts his term. Earlier, he launched a massive clean-up operation in his first month on the job. Clearing up Manila was among his main campaign promises. He also promises to restore tourism in Manila which includes reviving the capital's cultural heritage and re-opening of Manila Zoo among others.
Starting January 2020 students with good standing from the Universidad de Manila and the Pamantasang ng Lungsod ng Maynila will receive P1,000 allowance monthly from the city government. This is after Manila Mayor Isko Moreno signed a city ordinance giving P1,000 monthly to students in "good standing" enrolled in the Manila-funded colleges. The ordinance will take effect on January 2020.




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Under Ordinance No. 8568, the following are qualifications of those who will receive the P1,000 monthly;



Undergraduate students in good standing, of PLM or UDM who is a resident and registered voter of the City of Manila.

If the student is still not of legal age, his or her parents or guardians must be registered voters of the city.

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Students who are not under probation or without any citation and disciplinary record or with "good standing"

The Manila city government estimates that the program can help up to 10,000 college students. The UDM President Ernesto Maceda Jr. called the ordinance as "heaven-sent" given that many of their poor students struggle with their studies.



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The new mayor of Manila continues to make headlines after he starts his term. Earlier, he launched a massive clean-up operation in his first month on the job. Clearing up Manila was among his main campaign promises. He also promises to restore tourism in Manila which includes reviving the capital's cultural heritage and re-opening of Manila Zoo among others.

Aside from giving P1,000 monthly to students, Mayor Isko also approved giving P500 allowance to senior citizens, students, PWDs and solo parents.

 This article is filed under city government of Manila, Manila tourism, Mayor Isko Moreno, and City of Manila. 

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Friday, July 26, 2019

New Ordinances In Manila Giving Cash assistance to Grade 12 Students, Senior Citizen, Solo Parents And PWDs' signed Into Law By Mayor Isko Moreno


Manila Mayor Isko Moreno signed his first two city ordinances granting a P500 monthly cash aid for Grade 12 students in all public schools in the city, persons with disability (PWD), solo parents and senior citizens on Thursday (July 25) .


The ordinances were signed at the Bulwagang Katipunan of the Manila City Hall in the presence of Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna, Majority Floor Leader Joel Chua, and members of the Manila City Council.
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno signed his first two city ordinances granting a P500 monthly cash aid for Grade 12 students in all public schools in the city, persons with disability (PWD), solo parents and senior citizenson Thursday (July 25) . The ordinances were signed at the Bulwagang Katipunan of the Manila City Hall in the presence of Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna, Majority Floor Leader Joel Chua, and members of the Manila City Council. Ads The ordinances will be enforced immediately throughout the city. Manila Mayor Isko Moreno said that as a response to the directive of President Rodrigo Duterte and as a mayor of Manila, being considered as a capital city of the country, his office along with the city councilors will initiate the action. Effective immediately, all Grade 12 students enrolled in any public school in Manila would receive P500 monthly allowance from the city government under Ordinance No. 8564. To qualify for the cash aid, students should have a good standing, must be a resident and registered voter in the City of Manila. If the student is still too young to register as voter, his or her parent or legal guardian should be the registered voter. The order said students may be disqualified from receiving the cash aid if they had been dismissed before the end of the school year. Under Ordinance No. 8565, cash aid will be provided for solo parents, senior citizens and PWDs . The order defined a senior citizen as someone who is at least 60 years old. To qualify, they should be residents and registered voters of Manila and their names must appear on a list of the Manila Office of Senior Citizens’ Affairs. Ads Sponsored Links The mayor also said that they will soon implement an ordinance seeking to order local businesses to hire senior citizens and PWDs to work in their establishments. Every establishment in Metro Manila will also be required to have 70% of employees to be residents of Manila.

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The ordinances will be enforced immediately throughout the city.
Manila Mayor Isko Moreno said that as a response to the directive of President Rodrigo Duterte and as a mayor of Manila, being considered as a capital city of the country, his office along with the city councilors will initiate the action.

 Effective immediately, all Grade 12 students enrolled in any public school in Manila would receive P500 monthly allowance from the city government under Ordinance No. 8564.

To qualify for the cash aid, students should have a good standing, must be a resident and registered voter in the City of Manila. If the student is still too young to register as voter, his or her parent or legal guardian should be the registered voter.

The order said students may be disqualified from receiving the cash aid if they had been dismissed before the end of the school year.

Under Ordinance No. 8565, cash aid will be provided for solo parents, senior citizens and PWDs .

The order defined a senior citizen as someone who is at least 60 years old. To qualify, they should be residents and registered voters of Manila and their names must appear on a list of the Manila Office of Senior Citizens’ Affairs.
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Selling alcoholic beverages and liquor is also not allowed to be sold in any stores or establishments including leading convenience stores near all the schools within the City of Manila effective immediately.

 The mayor also said that they will soon implement an ordinance seeking to order local businesses to hire senior citizens and PWDs to work in their establishments. Every establishment in Metro Manila will also be required to have 70% of employees to be residents of Manila.
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