City’s market revenues up 69%
ILOILO CITY’S market collection report for two weeks has posted a percentage increase of 68.8 percent covering the period July 16 to 30, 2019.
From July 16-22, total collection reached P758,703, while the July 23-30 collection hit P1,281,310.62, or a difference of P522,607.62.
Mayor Jerry Treñas said the increase is due to the intensified efforts of market supervisors to collect necessary fees in city public markets, slaughterhouse and bus terminal.
The mayor also eyes efficient collection standards in the slaughterhouses, and bus terminals as the city gears for level-up business approaches within the year. (PIO)
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