Skip to main content

DavOr assistance arrives in Odette hit Siargao

DavOr's Oplan Tabang arrival in Dapa, Siargao 

DAVAO CITY, Jan. 12 (PIA)- Assistance coming from Oplan Tabang Siargao of the Provincial Government of Davao Oriental has reached Typhoon Odette affected Siargao Island today (Jan. 12).


Aboard a Philippine Navy vessel, the relief consisted of a 90-man team which consists of  a medical team, security personnel from the Philippine Army and Philippine National Police, food and logistics, and coordination teams who are set to turn over P500,000 cash assistance and conduct a three-day medical mission at the Municipality of Burgos in Siargao.


The cargo of assistance also included  1,000 sacks of rice, 300 boxes of canned goods, and 1,600 pieces of GI sheets with roofing nails and "vulcaseal." (roofing sealant).


"What we bring now to the people of Siargao is just a small aid compared to the scale of the devastation. But what truly matters most is showing care and compassion by letting the people feel that they are not alone in these challenging times," Davao Oriental Governor Nelson Dayanghirang said during the send-off at the Provincial Capitol in Mati City on Tuesday (Jan. 11).


The convoy proceeded to Surigao City where they boarded a navy vessel which took them to the Port of Jubang in Dapa, Siargao. The cargo after being unloaded were transferred to the Dapa Command Center. 


The team will then meet with Surigao del Norte Governor Francisco Matugas. (with reports from PIO DavOr/PIA/RG Alama)




Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

DOH XI hires more nurses, doctors

DAVAO CITY, September 6 (PIA) – The Department of Health XI bared its emergency hiring for nurses and doctors following the need to augment the personnel requirement of COVID19 hospitals from all over the region. The head of the DOH XI Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit Dr. Rachel Pasion, in today’s DOH Virtual Presser reported that in Davao City alone combining both the COVID19 hospitals and the private hospitals have utilized 674 COVID19 beds out of the 830 beds or 79.4 utilization rate. This brings the region’s critical care utilization at a high risk level. The Southern Philippine Medical Center, in the past few days, released an advisory informing the public that it has been experiencing an unusually high volume of patients needing admission for COVID19. As of September 5, the facility has utilized 85 ICU beds out of the 92 total number of beds; utilized 490 ward beds out of 496 total number of beds.   In the Province of Davao Oriental which is experiencing a surge in COVID19 ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Pilipinas Shell to build import facility in Sta. Cruz, DavSur

DAVAO CITY, April 22-   Petroleum giant Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corporation will be constructing its Darong Import Facility in Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur. When completed it will be the third largest import facility in the country after the Shell Import Facility Tabangao in Batangas and the North Mindanao Import Facility in Cagayan de Oro. The Darong Import Facility has a rated capacity of 67-million liters of petroleum products.   The import facility will help and promote business continuity and stability in the area by providing needed fuel resources for mobility during storms, floods and other calamities. A groundbreaking ceremony was held in Darong, Sta Cruz   on April 22.   The event was attended by   Engr. Jaime G. Lao, Municipal Mayor of Sta. Cruz, Davao del Sur; DMCI Holdings Inc. President Sid Consunji; Santa Cruz Storage Corporation President Das Consunji Reyes; and Juan Miguel Delgado, COO of Northern Star; Sta Cruz Storage Corporation and Stephen Tion...
Post a Comment
Read more

LTO to public: Do not patronize colorum vehicles

  NABUNTURAN, Davao de Oro (PIA) - An official of the Land Transportation Office enjoined the public for the eradication of colorum vehicles plying the streets in Davao region. During the second episode of Kapihan sa Bagong Pilipinas in Davao City, LTO XI Regional Director Eleanor Calderon urged the public not to patronize colorum vehicles to avoid any road safety risk and to also complement their enforcement operations against these violators. “If we stop patronizing these (colorum vehicles), they will just die a natural death; mawala ra na sila sa kalsad a (they will just vanish in our roads),” Calderon said. The traffic official emphasized that LTO XI has apprehended a total of 115 colorum vehicles from January to April 2024. Calderon also provided tips to identify colorum vehicles. She said that UV express vehicles should have yellow plates; other than that, the public should not board not yellow-plated vehicles whose drivers or operators are offering rides for a fee. “Dapat ...
Post a Comment
Read more