She ordered the removal of her “Run Sara Run” tarpaulins and billboards mounted by her supporters around many areas in the city, telling her supporters that posting them without paying government fees is prohibited.
“May I just remind everyone that when you install billboards and tarpaulins, there are regulations for that, one of which is that you need to pay government fees. So, usually, we remove them if they don’t go through the process. Let me know where these are posted, so that we can remove and return them to the owners,” she said.
She also asked the barangay captains in the city to avoid organizing motorcades and other activities that may violate the regulation on mass gathering implemented to prevent the transmission of the coronavirus disease 2019 in the city.
“I already told the “mover” of that group not to conduct gatherings because we are in a pandemic and there is a risk of transmission if you stage such activity or gathering of people. I told them to stop the motorcades because every centavo and every peso count, so save your gasoline that you will use for the motorcade for some other things,” she said.
The mayor topped the Pulse Asia survey on the presidential preference of Filipinos administered from November 23 to December 2, 2020. She was followed by former Senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos, Senator Grace Po, Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko” Moreno and Senator Emmanuel “Manny” Pacquiao.
