In addition to these projects, the city government has also launched its Mobile Kitchen project. The Mobile Kitchen, valued at Php3,279,999, is equipped with high-quality cooking equipment to ensure safe and nutritious food for those affected by disasters. The project will be managed by the CDRRMO staff in collaboration with the City Nutrition Action Office to ensure that the food provided is safe and nutritious. This initiative will help ensure that affected communities have access to hot meals during disasters, which will go a long way in improving their resilience and recovery efforts.

These infrastructure projects are a testament to the city government's commitment to community development and infrastructure improvement in Isabela City de Basilan.

Mayor Turabin-Hataman said that these are part of her broader vision for a happier and more dignified life for all Isabela residents, which includes initiatives under her 9 point agenda, namely: transparent and participatory governance; safe, secure and resilient communities; clean and environment-friendly; economically progressive; culturally diverse and proud; sustainable tourism; care for vulnerable members of the society;  health; education and well-being; and synergy.

These initiatives aim to provide opportunities for Isabela's residents to improve their economic conditions and enhance their quality of life.

Isabeleños hope that as the Isabela City de Basilan continues to grow and develop, it is clear that Mayor Turabin-Hataman's leadership and vision will continue to drive positive change in the community.

Isabeleños further hope that with a focus on infrastructure improvement, community development, and disaster response, Isabela City de Basilan is well-positioned to build a brighter future for its residents. (RVC/EDT/NDR/PIA9-BASILAN)