Taguig closes park, Makati warns of possible violence

By Francis Earl Cueto

Mar 04, 2024 12:10 am

THE local government of Taguig padlocked the Makati Park and Garden Sunday for operating without the necessary permits as it continued to clash with Makati City over jurisdiction over the EMBO barangay, triggering a warning of possible violence.

'Makati Garden and Park has no permits from Taguig City Hall,' the Taguig City government said.

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