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According to Councilor Ramon "Toto" Medalla, house to house visitation not only gives him an opportunity to reintroduce himself to the people but gives him opportunities to hear and listen from them.



Seeing the actual living condition of his constituents makes him more sensitive to their needs. As he makes his round of visitation in Barangay Payatas this afternoon, he met people with different needs. He noticed that there are those suffering from illnesses that needs an immediate attention. Because of financial constraints, they were deprived of the medical attention they badly needed.




Councilor Ramon "Toto" Medalla is the Author of SP-5887, S-2014, urging the City Government to allocate additional funds for the procurement of pneumonial and flu vaccines intended for senior citizens of Quezon City. This time, he wanted to legislate measures that will increase the capability of the City Health Department to address this problem.




Councilor "Toto" as fondly called by his "Inaanak sa Kasal" and "Kumpare and Kumare" is always willing to extend his hands to do the best he could for his constituents.




In the street, he met this pregnant woman, he asked it she is already married, the woman said no, then he immediately offer himself to be her ninong sa kasal. Immediately, he said, after the election ban, she can visit him in his office to arrange her wedding.


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