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DIRECTORY of LOCAL CHIEF EXECUTIVES in NCR (As of February 2020) Republic of the Philippines Department of Health NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION DIRECTORY OF LOCAL CHIEF EXECUTIVES IN NCR (as of February 2020) Contact Information LGU Complete Name Address E-mail Address Landline Fax 8324-4960 The New Caloocan City Hall, 9th Caloocan Hon. Oscar G. Malapitan [email protected] 8288-8811 8288-5716 Ave, East Grace Park, Caloocan City loc. 2233 8281-9979 Malabon City Hall, F. Sevilla Blvd., Malabon Hon. Antolin A. Oreta III [email protected] 8281-4999 8281-9979 Malabon City loc. 1714 8282-6192 Hon. Tobias Reynald M. Navotas City Hall, M. Naval St., [email protected] Navotas loc 401 and 8281-8861 Tiangco Navotas City [email protected] 421 3rd Floor, Executive Building, 8352-1000 loc 8291-3069 Valenzuela City Hall, MacArthur [email protected]; Valenzuela Hon. Rexlon T. Gatchalian 1144/1145 8292-0525 Highway, Brgy. Karuhatan, [email protected] 8293-9874 8292-9349 Valenzuela City Bulwagan, 3rd Floor, Quezon City 8988-4242 Hon. Ma. Josefina Belmonte- Quezon City Hall, High Rise Building, Diliman, [email protected] loc 8427 8300 Alimurung 8921-2223 Quezon City 8921-2223 2/F Marikina City Hall, Shoe Ave., 8682-928 Marikina Hon. Marcelino R. Teodoro [email protected] 8646-5277 Sta. Elena, Marikina City 8646-1634 Hon. Victor Ma. Regis N. Pasig City Hall, Caruncho Ave., 8642-8891 8641-1927 Pasig [email protected] Sotto Brgy. San Nicolas, Pasig City 8642-8892 8641-1921 1 NCR Directory of Local Chief Executives as of February 2020 Republic of the Philippines Department of Health NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Contact Information LGU Complete Name Address E-mail Address Landline Fax Taguig City Hall, Gen. A Luna St., 8642-3588 Taguig Hon. Lino S. Cayetano [email protected] 8628-3627 Taguig City 8628-3627 8640-3458 Pateros Municipal Hall, 841 G. de 8641-1090 Pateros Hon. Miguel F. Ponce III [email protected] 8641-7195 Borja, Pateros, Metro Manila 8642-3390 New San Juan City Hall, Hon. Francisco Javier M. mayorfranciszamora.sanjuancity@ San Juan Pinaglabanan Street cor. Dr.P.A. 7477-0064 7477-3457 Zamora Narciso Street, San Juan City gmail.com 4/F Executive Building, City Government Complex, Maysilo [email protected] / 8532-4492 Mandaluyong Hon. Carmelita A. Abalos 8532-4492 Circle, Plainview, Mandaluyong [email protected] 8532-5001 City 8870-1102 Hon. Mar-Len Abigail S. J.P. Rizal St., Brgy. Poblacion, [email protected]/ to 1103 Makati 8899-8933 Binay Makati City [email protected] 870-1418 870-1000 Hon. Francisco “Isko Manila City Hall, Padre Burgos Manila [email protected] 8527-4920 Moreno” Domagoso Ave., Ermita, Manila 8527-4920 Las Piñas City Hall, Alabang- 8871-4343 Las Piñas Hon. Imelda T. Aguilar [email protected] - Zapote Road, Las Piñas City 8871-4345 2 NCR Directory of Local Chief Executives as of February 2020 Republic of the Philippines Department of Health NATIONAL NUTRITION COUNCIL NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION Contact Information LGU Complete Name Address E-mail Address Landline Fax 8831-5222 8833-3735 Hon. Imelda “Emi” Calixto- Pasay City Hall, F.B. Harrison St., Pasay - 8833-3734 8831-2161 Rubiano Pasay City 8833-3725 8831-3744 8820-7783 Parañaque City Hall, San Antonio 8829-0866 Parañaque Hon. Edwin L. Olivarez [email protected] 8826-0011 Ave., San Antonio, Parañaque City 8541-0226 8845-2163 8862-2525 Muntinlupa City Hall, National Muntinlupa Hon. Jaime R. Fresnedi [email protected] loc. 143, 102, 8862-6436 Road, Putatan, Muntinlupa City 135 * For any additional information, you may send an official communication, stating the purpose (under what capacity) for requesting such information. 3 NCR Directory of Local Chief Executives as of February 2020 .
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