CAGAYAN de Oro City Mayor, Rolando "Klarex" Uy, urged today for the city's residents to visit the City Hall for the two-day "Diskwento Caravan: Pangnoche Buena Edition" that was launched on Tuesday.
In a Facebook post, Mayor Uy revealed that the Department of Trade and Industry-Misamis Oriental (DTI-Mis. Or) and the Cagayan de Oro City Price Coordinating Council (CDO-CPCC) have organized the aforementioned event.
The caravan will take place at the City Hall Mini Park from Tuesday, December 19, until today, December 20, giving residents the chance to purchase essential Noche Buena items at discounted prices.
Mayor Uy emphasized the importance of affordable goods during this festive season, ensuring that everyone can enjoy a memorable celebration without financial burden.
A wide range of products, including rice, soap, milk, clothing, bags, electric scooters, and more, will be available during the event.
This initiative seeks to meet the diverse needs of the community, making the holiday season more accessible and enjoyable for all.
Mayor Uy extended an invitation to residents, urging them not to miss this opportunity to acquire their Noche Buena essentials at reduced prices.
Meanwhile, City Mayor's Office Chief of Staff Shiela Lumbatan highlighted that the City Hall Mini Park will transform into a bargain hub, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable shopping experience for everyone.
Lumbatan emphasized that the Diskwento Caravan promotes local entrepreneurship and supports small businesses, contributing to the growth and development of the local economy.
The Cagayan de Oro City Price Coordinating Council ensures residents that all products available during the caravan meet the necessary quality and safety standards, said Lumbatan.
Additionally, she said strict health protocols will be implemented to ensure the well-being of both buyers and sellers.
Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity and visit the City Hall Mini Park to avail of discounted prices on Noche Buena essentials, Lumbatan said.
"Together, let's make this holiday season truly memorable and affordable for our families and loved ones," Lumbatan said.
