Local governments celebrate civil registry outlet launch in Marawi

MARAWI CITY (PIA) — The opening of the new Civil Registry System (CRS) outlet in Marawi City has received strong support from local government officials who recognize the facility’s positive impact on public service delivery. Officially opened on February 26, the outlet is expected to benefit not only the people of Marawi but also residents from nearby municipalities in Lanao del Sur.

Norombae Manalocon-Sumandar, Vice Mayor of Piagapo, commended the decision to locate the CRS outlet in Marawi City as part of the government’s ongoing efforts to make public services more accessible.

“The opening of the CRS outlet significantly forms part of the government’s policy on bringing public service closer to the people,” said Sumandar.

Marjorie Ann Sani, planning officer representing Governor Mamintal A. Adiong Jr., emphasized the CRS outlet’s importance in improving government service delivery.

“For many years, securing birth, marriage, and death certificates has been challenging for many of our constituents. The need to travel far, endure long lines, and overcome bureaucratic hurdles has made what should be a simple task into a difficult burden. But today, with this new CRS Outlet in Barangay Datu Saber, Marawi City, we are taking a giant leap forward in making these services closer to the people,” she said.

Engr. Sadick Mohamad, Project Management Director from the Office of the City Mayor, who represented Marawi City Mayor Majul Gandamra, spoke about the broader vision behind the outlet’s establishment. He highlighted that the project is part of a larger plan for a modern, digital, and responsive civil registry system.

“By embracing technology and innovation, we streamline processes, reduce wait times, and safeguard against fraud or errors, ultimately ensuring the integrity of the system and the rights of every citizen,” he said.

He also noted that the CRS outlet brings government services closer to the people, offering a more accessible and user-friendly way to obtain essential documents.

“The outlet provides an easier path for many to secure their civil records for personal, work, travel, or legal purposes,” he added.

Local government representatives thanked the PSA for collaborating and making the CRS outlet in Marawi a reality. With the CRS outlet now open in Marawi, residents can expect greater ease in accessing civil registration services, opening up new opportunities for them and their families. (APB/PIA-10 Lanao del Sur)

Marjorie Ann M. Sani, Planning Officer II from the Provincial Planning and Development Office, representing Gov. Mamintal A. Adiong Jr., commends the CRS Outlet opening in Marawi City as a step forward in making civil registration services more accessible to residents. Sani highlighted the positive impact the outlet will have on securing vital documents for the community. (Photo: ZRD/PIA-10)
Marjorie Ann M. Sani, Planning Officer II from the Provincial Planning and Development Office, representing Gov. Mamintal A. Adiong Jr., commends the CRS Outlet opening in Marawi City as a step forward in making civil registration services more accessible to residents. Sani highlighted the positive impact the outlet will have on securing vital documents for the community. (Photo: ZRD/PIA-10)
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