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MALASAKIT CENTER. PNP chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar (3rd from right) and Senator Christopher "Bong" Go (2nd from left) do a "finger heart" gesture during the launch of the PNP Malasakit Center in Camp Crame on Monday (Oct. 25, 2021). The Malasakit Center will provide accessible frontline services and assistance to members of the police force and their dependents. (Photo courtesy of PNP) MANILA - The Philippine National Police (PNP) launched on Monday a Malasakit Center inside its national headquarters in Camp Crame that offers accessible frontline services and assistance to members of the police force and their dependents. PNP chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar, together with Senator Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go, led the ceremonial launch of the hub as a one-stop-shop for uniformed and civilian personnel, their dependents, and other clients of the PNP General Hospital who are in need of financial and medical assistance from Department of Health (DOH), Departmen
144th MALASAKIT CENTER. Senator Christopher "Bong" Go (3rd from left) leads the launch of the country's 144th Malasakit Center at the Marinduque Provincial Hospital in the capital town of Boac on Tuesday (Oct. 19, 2021). The center is the first in the province and part of a wider effort by the Duterte Administration to bring public health services, particularly medical assistance, closer to the people, especially in rural and underserved areas. (Contributed photo) MANILA - Senator Christopher "Bong" Go congratulated the people of Marinduque on the launch of the country's 144th Malasakit Center at the Marinduque Provincial Hospital in the capital town of Boac on Tuesday. The center is the first in the province and part of a wider effort by the Duterte Administration to bring public health services, particularly medical assistance, closer to the people, especially in rural and underserved areas. "Ipinangako ko ito sa inyo nung huli akong pumunta dito. (I
PFIZER JABS. Personnel from the Department of Health and Bureau of Customs prepare the boxes loaded with 994,500 Pfizer vaccine doses donated by the US government to the Philippines that arrived in Mactan-Cebu International Airport on Wednesday (Oct. 6, 2021). DOH-7 regional director Dr. Jaime Bernadas said the newly arrived vaccine doses will bolster inoculation of senior citizens and the most vulnerable sector in Central Visayas. (Screengrab from Radio Pilipinas Cebu video) CEBU CITY - Almost a million doses of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccine donated by the United States government arrived in Cebu before dawn on Wednesday, the Department of Health (DOH) in Region 7 (Central Visayas) said. In a virtual presser, DOH-7 regional director Dr. Jaime Bernadas said the 994,500 doses of Pfizer vaccine arranged by the US Agency for International Development (USAID) will be used to bolster inoculation of senior citizens and the most vulnerable sector in the region. Bernadas undersco