City Seal
The Official Seal of Tacloban City is the symbol of her identity where its meaning is inscribed when it became a City under Republic Act 760 on June 20, 1952, and effected on June 12, 1953.
The City’s emblem stand for the following physical attributes and character:
Right Portion – Leyte side, where Tacloban City is located.
Left Portion – Symbolizes the province of Samar, major supplier of agricultural and marine products to the city, stabilizing its volume of business and trade.
Center – Stands for the beautiful and scenic San Juanico Strait.
Galleon – Illustrates the ship of Ferdinand Magellan who discovered the island of Limasawa where the first Christian mass was held in Philippine soils.
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Malacañang announced on Sunday the suspension of government work and classes at all levels of both public and private nationwide on Monday, October 16, due to a transport strike.
No classes at all levels, no gov’t work on Monday – Malacañang
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Malacañang announced on Sunday the suspension of government work, and classes at all levels, both public and private, nationwide on Monday, October 16, due to a transport strike.
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LOOK: Mayor Cristina G. Romualdez warmly welcome the City officials and Department heads of Alaminos, Pangasinan led by Mayor Arthur Celeste and Vice Mayor Jose Antonio Miguel Perez during their visit...
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LOOK: Mayor Cristina G. Romualdez led an inspection at the Tacloban City Public Market on Thursday, October 12 to check on the ongoing public works at the main public market and discuss with market of...