Manila City Council set to kick off 122nd anniversary celebration

The Manila City Council is set to kick off the week-long celebration of its 122nd founding anniversary on July 31 to August 4.

With its theme “Preserving Legacy by Being Future Ready," the city government said the event will be a nostalgic celebration of the council’s milestones as Manila's law-making body.

Several plaques of recognition will be awarded to former and present council officials and employees for their service loyalty and positive contributions to the council.

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