MABALACAT, Pampanga – “More classrooms and better health service for the people.”
Thus said Mayor Marino “Boking” Morales in his inaugural speech on Thursday at the jampacked covered court of Xevera-Mabalacat North here.
Morales disclosed that he will construct a new three-storey building at the Mabalacat Community College (MCC) in Barangay Dolores, the first-ever public college in the province run by a local government unit (LGU).
“I want to prove to you that you were not wrong in making me win again,” said Morales. He won via landslide in the recent elections against three opponents, including his won daughter Marjorie Morales-Sambo.
“Politics is over and we need to do our respective job,” added Morales.
The 59-year-old mayor disclosed that he will work hand in hand with Gov. Lilia “Baby” Pineda to improve the health care service in the first class municipality.
Morales vowed to provide “necessary hospital equipments” at the Mabalacat District Hospital (MDH) which is now under construction.
Morales acknowledged his supporters for giving him “a convincing win.” He also thanked his family, including his wife Nina Manipon who stood beside him as Judge Magdalena Balderama administered his oath-taking.
Edwil Carillo, president of the Association of Barangay Secretaries of Mabalacat (ABSM), said he and 26 members urged Morales to continue the development and progress in the first class municipality.
“Many good developments, especially infrastructure projects, in the town. Several new businesses as well,” said Carillo, secretary of San Francisco Barangay Captain Marcelino “Boy” Cruz.
But some residents who attended the inauguration urged Morales to clamp down on crimes affecting the growth and progress here. They were referring to the series of unsolved robberies and murders cases in Barangays Dau, Sta Ines and San Francisco.
Thus said Mayor Marino “Boking” Morales in his inaugural speech on Thursday at the jampacked covered court of Xevera-Mabalacat North here.
Morales disclosed that he will construct a new three-storey building at the Mabalacat Community College (MCC) in Barangay Dolores, the first-ever public college in the province run by a local government unit (LGU).
“I want to prove to you that you were not wrong in making me win again,” said Morales. He won via landslide in the recent elections against three opponents, including his won daughter Marjorie Morales-Sambo.
“Politics is over and we need to do our respective job,” added Morales.
The 59-year-old mayor disclosed that he will work hand in hand with Gov. Lilia “Baby” Pineda to improve the health care service in the first class municipality.
Morales vowed to provide “necessary hospital equipments” at the Mabalacat District Hospital (MDH) which is now under construction.
Morales acknowledged his supporters for giving him “a convincing win.” He also thanked his family, including his wife Nina Manipon who stood beside him as Judge Magdalena Balderama administered his oath-taking.
Edwil Carillo, president of the Association of Barangay Secretaries of Mabalacat (ABSM), said he and 26 members urged Morales to continue the development and progress in the first class municipality.
“Many good developments, especially infrastructure projects, in the town. Several new businesses as well,” said Carillo, secretary of San Francisco Barangay Captain Marcelino “Boy” Cruz.
But some residents who attended the inauguration urged Morales to clamp down on crimes affecting the growth and progress here. They were referring to the series of unsolved robberies and murders cases in Barangays Dau, Sta Ines and San Francisco.
