Making physical and mental health of the public a national priority

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Over the past year, our lives have returned to normal with the end of the Covid-19 pandemic. The pandemic restrictions are now a thing of the past—the economy has opened up and most people have returned to the workplace. It is encouraging to see people back out in public, children returning to school and people making a steady living again. But this shift to “normalcy” has also resulted in increased levels of stress for many.

These issues cannot be fully addressed overnight but there are some things that we can do immediately to help. One initiative that I have long been pushing for is the development of more parks, sports and recreational facilities and open spaces, particularly in urban areas to improve the physical and mental well-being of our people.

Under the present 19th Congress, we filed a number of bills aimed at promoting the development of these open spaces and livable communities. These include Senate Bill No. 629 or the proposed Greening Act, which seeks to ensure the sufficient greenery in urban and countryside areas by making it mandatory to plant trees in parks, as well as, in school grounds, vacant lots and other urbanized sites all over the country. We also filed Senate Bill No.

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