MANILA — In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Pasay City local government unit (LGU) organized a job fair specifically tailored for women. The event aimed to provide opportunities for female empowerment and economic independence.
Featuring over 6,000 job vacancies both locally and abroad, the fair offered a wide range of employment prospects for women from various backgrounds.
In addition to job opportunities, the Pasay LGU also provided various programs and activities on Friday. These included free skill and livelihood training sessions, medical check-ups, and even a cooking contest and Zumba dance exercise to promote overall well-being.
The event kicked off at 8 am at the Cuneta Astrodome, drawing in enthusiastic participants eager to explore new career avenues and enhance their skills.
Expressing her support, Pasay City Mayor Emi Calixto-Rubiano emphasized the city’s commitment to empowering women and acknowledging their significant contributions to society.
(el Amigo/MNM)
In a delightful twist to the monotony of traffic congestion, the renowned Dancing Traffic Cop, Ramiro Hinojas, dons a Santa Claus costume and brings his lively dance routine to the streets of Pasay City. Commuters stuck along Macapagal Ave. were treated to a unique performance on Tuesday, November 28, 2023.
Known for his commitment to entertaining motorists, Hinojas seamlessly blends traffic management with impressive dance moves, regardless of weather. Whether it’s rain or shine, he ensures that drivers experience a moment of joy amid the daily grind, all while expertly directing traffic with animated hand signals.
Reflecting on his role, the Dancing Cop shared, “I know that rush hour can make a driver go crazy, but it gives me joy, and the motorists as well.”
(Benjamin Cuaresma/ai/mnm)