THE UNITED STATES Agency for International Development or USAID donated over 100 tarpaulins showing the steps and processes of the local government’s vaccination program.
Noel Tarrazona, of the USAID’s ReachHealth Project handed over the tarpaulins to the local government and the City Health Office or CHO under Dr. Dulce Amor Miravite. It will be distributed to the different health districts.
CHO’s Dr. Cathy Garcia and head nurse Cora Pagotaisidro witnessed the donation.
“The donated tarps will serve as a guide to priority sectors on the steps and processes of the vaccination program,” said Mayor Beng Climaco, head of the local task force Covid-19.
She thanked Washington and the American people for the support to the local government through the USAID.
The USAID has expanded its project to support the Covid-19 emergency response in the Philippines and has provided additional funding to help local governments in preventing and minimizing the impact of the pandemic.
With this funding, ReachHealth, implemented by RTI International, a nonprofit research and global development institute, will strengthen the capacity of municipalities, cities, and communities in approximately 10-15 local governments across the country to manage Covid-19 outbreaks through rapid response, case management and prevention, and other disease mitigation measures. (Zamboanga Post)
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