Councilor Restituto B. Malangen also branded as "useless" and "baseless" the proposal of the city council's blue ribbon committee on the controversial digging inside the compound of the PSBA in search of the treasure.
Malangen said the mayor has sent a team to verify the reported excavation and found negative traces of any illegal diggings.
Malangen said the committee has sought the temporary closure of the PSBA while the probe and the incidental diggings are going on.
Councilor Restituto B. Malangen urged Quezon City officials, notably department and office heads, yesterday to exert effort to cut red tape in their workplace.
Malangen, however, took note of the efforts of Mayor Feliciano Belmonte Jr.
Malangen at the same time urged city employees to report for work early and for city officials to attend to the signing and processing of papers and documents immediately.
A QUEZON CITY councilor must be credited with taking the extra effort to protect the city’s citizens against the tyranny and heartlessness of hospitals and other medical establishments that operate as if they purely exist for profit and have forgotten their primary role to tend the sick.
Malangen said many people are unaware that a law bans such deposits.
Malangen says it is “depraved and immoral” for hospitals to demand a deposit from people seeking medical attention.
