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As the sun rises and sets over the public plaza of Silay, Negros Occidental, the rhythmic hum of stationary bikes reverberates through a community pedaling towards a healthier future
BACOLOD, Philippines – A small city in Negros Occidental province is pioneering a “bike-all-you-can” program in Western Visayas, aimed at promoting an active lifestyle among its residents, particularly those managing diabetes and leading sedentary lifestyles.
The Silay City government has transformed the city’s public plaza into a hub for physical activities, installing stationary bikes available for free, unlimited use by the public.
As the sun rises and sets over the public plaza of Silay, Negros Occidental, the rhythmic hum of stationary bikes reverberates through a community pedaling towards a healthier future. The program not only fosters a sense of community but also promotes a sustainable and healthy lifestyle, and sets a standard for other cities to follow.
“This is one of our best contributions to uplift the health status of our elderly and ailing constituents,” said Silay Mayor Joedith Gallego.
BACOLOD, Philippines – A small city in Negros Occidental province is pioneering a “bike-all-you-can” program in Western Visayas, aimed at promoting an active lifestyle among its residents, particularly those managing diabetes and leading sedentary lifestyles.
The Silay City government has transformed the city’s public plaza into a hub for physical activities, installing stationary bikes available for free, unlimited use by the public.
As the sun rises and sets over the public plaza of Silay, Negros Occidental, the rhythmic hum of stationary bikes reverberates through a community pedaling towards a healthier future. The program not only fosters a sense of community but also promotes a sustainable and healthy lifestyle, and sets a standard for other cities to follow.
“This is one of our best contributions to uplift the health status of our elderly and ailing constituents,” said Silay Mayor Joedith Gallego.