Caloocan LGU, NHA grant lot titles to over 40 families
Published Jun 18, 2023 08:48 am
More than 40 families who were residents of the Tala Resettlement Project in Caloocan City have received Transfer Certificate of Titles (TCT) to officially own their lots in the area from the National Housing Authority (NHA), the Caloocan City government announced on Sunday, June 18.
Caloocan City Mayor Dale Gonzalo “Along” Malapitan was present during the event held at the Tala Glorietta Park on Friday, June 16, along with Caloocan City District 1 Representative Oscar “Oca” Malapitan, City Administrator Engineer Aurora Ciego, and officials of the NHA.
(Photo from Caloocan City Public Information Office/ MANILA BULLETIN)
“Congratulations po sa ating mga awardees! Sana po ay maging inspirasyon sa inyo ang inyong mga titulo pati na ang mga open space at pathways na ipinagkaloob ng NHA na gawing masaya ang inyong tahanan at komunidad. Inaasahan ko rin po na aalagaan niyo ang biyayang ito upang mapakinabangan pa ng inyong mga anak at apo (Congratulations to our awardees! I hope your titles, as well as the open spaces and pathways provided by NHA will inspire you to make your home and community happy. I also hope that you will take care of this blessing so that your children and grandchildren can benefit from it),” he said.
The project, launched by the NHA, aims to provide better and safer homes to families in the city especially those who are living near disaster-prone areas.
During the event, Malapitan, City Administrator Aurora Ciego, NHA Assistant General Manager Alvin Feliciano, and NHA Regional Manager of NCR North Sector Jovita Panopio also signed the deeds of donation for the open spaces, pathways, and roads that the national government agency donated to of the said resettlement project.
The mayor thanked the NHA and the City Housing and Resettlement Office (HARO), saying that he is hoping that their partnership will continue to bloom and bear fruit for the welfare of Caloocan residents.
“Titiyakin po natin na hindi rito nagtatapos ang serbisyo at malasakit sa inyo ng Pamahalaang Panlungsod. Lahat po ng ginagawa natin ay para sa inyo, mga Batang Kankaloo (We will make sure that the city government's service and care for you does not end here. Everything we do is for you, Batang Kankaloo),” Malapitan added.
(Photo from Caloocan City Public Information Office/ MANILA BULLETIN)
“Congratulations po sa ating mga awardees! Sana po ay maging inspirasyon sa inyo ang inyong mga titulo pati na ang mga open space at pathways na ipinagkaloob ng NHA na gawing masaya ang inyong tahanan at komunidad. Inaasahan ko rin po na aalagaan niyo ang biyayang ito upang mapakinabangan pa ng inyong mga anak at apo (Congratulations to our awardees! I hope your titles, as well as the open spaces and pathways provided by NHA will inspire you to make your home and community happy. I also hope that you will take care of this blessing so that your children and grandchildren can benefit from it),” he said.
The project, launched by the NHA, aims to provide better and safer homes to families in the city especially those who are living near disaster-prone areas.
During the event, Malapitan, City Administrator Aurora Ciego, NHA Assistant General Manager Alvin Feliciano, and NHA Regional Manager of NCR North Sector Jovita Panopio also signed the deeds of donation for the open spaces, pathways, and roads that the national government agency donated to of the said resettlement project.
The mayor thanked the NHA and the City Housing and Resettlement Office (HARO), saying that he is hoping that their partnership will continue to bloom and bear fruit for the welfare of Caloocan residents.
“Titiyakin po natin na hindi rito nagtatapos ang serbisyo at malasakit sa inyo ng Pamahalaang Panlungsod. Lahat po ng ginagawa natin ay para sa inyo, mga Batang Kankaloo (We will make sure that the city government's service and care for you does not end here. Everything we do is for you, Batang Kankaloo),” Malapitan added.