The local government of Las Piñas City launched the “Kadiwa ng Pasko” market in line with the Department of Agriculture’s (DA) goal of addressing high prices of basic commodities.
The local government of Las Piñas City launched the “Kadiwa ng Pasko” market in line with the Department of Agriculture’s goal of addressing high prices of basic commodities.
Aguilar said the market opened on Friday, Nov. 18, and will continue its operation on Nov. 19, Dec. 3,4,17 and 18, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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