What is a municipality in national capital region?

A municipality in a national capital region is an administrative division that is responsible for local governance and public services within a specific area surrounding or including the capital city. These municipalities typically have their own local government and may manage services such as education, transportation, and public safety. In the context of a national capital region, municipalities often play a crucial role in accommodating the needs of both residents and the influx of visitors associated with the capital's status. Examples include cities or towns that are part of the metropolitan area of a capital city.