The Bureau of Fire Protection has ruled the fire at Baguio City public market as accidental. Triggered by embers from an unattended cigarette, the fire serves as a reminder of the necessity of careful disposal of combustible materials.
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Mayor Benjamin Magalong is ready to relax the face mask rule in Baguio City if the current downtrend in COVID-19 cases continues over the next 14 days. The promising decline in case incidence might lead to the optional wearing of masks, signaling a shift towards normalcy.
Read MoreMayor Benjamin Magalong stresses the importance of road discipline, urging drivers in Baguio City to uphold their responsibilities to passengers and pedestrians. His advocacy serves to strengthen the city’s reputation as a “Traffic Discipline Zone”.
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In a major move to strengthen compliance with building permit requirements, Baguio City recently halted and investigated 223 new constructions without building permits. These illegal structures, spread across various barangays in the city, were identified and probed from April 1 onwards.
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Mayor Benjamin Magalong reinstates mandatory mask-wearing in indoor settings, emphasizing the city’s proactive approach to protecting the health of its citizens amidst the evolving COVID-19 situation.
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Mayor Benjamin Magalong praises the city’s taxi and jeepney drivers for embodying the values of honesty and respect, characteristics that distinguish Baguio as a “character city.”
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