Blessing and formal opening of Kidapawan City PUI Facility led by City Mayor Joseph A. Evangelista. The owners of Apo Summit have offered the use of this facility rent-free.

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LOOK: Blessing and formal opening of Kidapawan City PUI Facility led by City Mayor Joseph A. Evangelista. The owners of Apo Summit have offered the use of this facility rent-free.

Mild PUI’s that are residents of Kidapawan City will be admitted to this facility. Led by Dr. Hamir Hechanova, the facility will be administered 24/7. Meals will be served round the clock for free, to be sponsored by the With Love Jan Foundation, Inc. A sanitation tent has also been established by the City Government at the entrance and exit points for proper disinfection. Admission shall be based on the recommendation of the CESU.

Also in attendance are Councilor Pipoy Dizon, Chief of Police PLt. Col. Ramil Hojilla, City Administrator Ludivina Mayormita, Market Administrator Redentor Real, personnel of the City Health Office and City Hospital, among others.



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Kidapawan became a City on February 12, 1998 by virtued of Republic Act No.8500 inked by the 12th
President Fidel V. Ramos, making it a Component City of the Province of Cotabato. Despite some
opposition, Kidapawenos overwhelmingly ratified the cityhood in a plebiscite on March 21, 1998.


Historically named a district of Pikit in 1942, Kidapawan was later declared into a Municipality
through Execute Order No. 82 of President Manuel A. Roxas on August 18, 1947-thereby becoming
the fourth town of the then Empire Province of Cotabato. The empire was then composed of the
municipalities of Cotabato (now Cotabato City), Dulawan (later named Datu Piang) and Midsayap.

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