A city in the Philippines requests officials to "smile services" and will be punished by administrative penalties

[Global Times Comprehensive Report] "Smile and serve the public." The Philippines Star News recently reported that when the country of Muraina, the country's Kuisong Province requires local government staff and officials Smile, those who do not follow the provisions will be punished by administrative penalties.

This "Smile Order" was officially launched on July 5th, requiring officials and employees of all departments in the city to strictly implement them. The human resources department is responsible for checking whether the details are in place and entering the administrative assessment. Regulations are responsible for administrative responsibilities.

It is reported that the mayor of Mulani, Aristotle, signed the order to try to solve the problem of low emotions of employees. This policy is listed as one of the flagship projects of the city government, "expressing sincerity by showing a calm feeling and a friendly atmosphere."

This is not the first administrative order in the Philippines. Located in the southern Manila City, Xilang City once launched a "Bancellabage Order", asking officials to keep smiling and uniformly wear white clothing instead of the colors related to different political camps. Essence

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