Ang dalawang pogi ng Pasig: Netizens charmed by Mayor Vico's 'pogi' post


Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto has once again caught the hearts of netizens as he showed his playful and humorous side in his social media post on Sunday, November 10.

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Mayor Vico Sotto with the other 'pogi' ng Pasig (Photo from Mayor Vico Sotto)

In a now viral Facebook post, Sotto posted a photo of him together with a Pasigueño holding a bond paper with their photo and caption "ANG DALAWANG POGI NG PASIG 😊."

"Almost every morning since 2019, I take some time to visit the different communities in Pasig. It has been a good way to keep in touch with our citizens and to see their concerns. Bonus na lang yung madalas kaming sinasalubong ng mga masayahin at makukulay na karakter (Almost every morning since 2019, I take some time to visit the different communities in Pasig. It has been a good way to keep in touch with our citizens and to see their concerns. It's always a bonus when we are greeted by funny and colorful characters during our visits)," Sotto said.

As of November 11, the mayor's post has already garnered more than 22,200 reactions, 535 comments, and 528 shares.

Sotto's regular visits to the different barangays of Pasig dubbed as "Oplan Kaayusan" or OK, brings the city government's top officials to different barangays to check on the actual situation of its residents and its programs being implemented.

The local government showcased the program's achievements during the celebration of its 3rd year anniversary since its inception on April 26, 2021.

- 661 total streets covered
- 44,088 meters of declogged canals
- 7,028 LED street lights installed
- 109,800 square meters of painting works
- 2,523.78 meters of repaired manhole covers
- 273 dismantled, retired, leaning, and damaged poles replaced
- 5,894 solar lights turned over
- 99,503 bunching low wires and 10,335 kilos of dead wires removed
- 320 cubic meters of garden soil and 19,163 pieces of plants planted
- 9,248 square meters of aslphalt patching
- 1,013 cubic meters of collected canal debris
- 3,036 square meters of thermoplastic painting
- 13 waterworks