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MANILA DAY!

Today's 425th Anniversary of Manila Day of June 24, 2023, known as "Araw ng Maynila" to commemorate the foundation of Spanish Manila.

And to more facts about the Manila of the Philippines. Here is the following:

1. 'Secret' underground tunnels
2. The height of Quezon Memorial Shrine’s three vertical pylons was based on President Quezon’s age when he died
3. General Douglas MacArthur served as Manila Hotel’s “General Manager.”
4. Harrison Plaza and other areas in Manila used to be cemeteries
5. Tomas Claudio Boulevard in Malate was named after the ONLY Filipino casualty of the First World War
6. Felix R. Hidalgo Street in Quiapo was once considered “the most beautiful street in Manila.”
7. The British invaded and ruled Manila for two years (1762-1764)
8. In the 16th century Manila, the Muslims were the ruling class while the Tagalogs were considered inferior.
9. Dwight D. Eisenhower almost became Quezon City’s first chief of police
10. Escolta boasts of many firsts in the Philippines
11. Manila Day (June 24) marks the foundation of Intramuros, not the Manila we know today.
12. Manila City Hall is shaped like a coffin with a cross on it when viewed from the top

— Syngoat

Reference: FilipiKnow. (2022, April 29). 12 Random Facts About Manila That Will Blow Your Mind - FilipiKnow. FilipiKnow. https://filipiknow.net/manila-history-and-trivia/

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