THE NATIONAL Police Commission (NAPOLCOM) praised the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) for donating some P50,000 worth of medicines which benefited villagers in the town of Besac in Mountain province in the Cordillera region.
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| Photo shows pharmacist Sonia de Leon and nurse Joan Alonzo, from the PCSO Medical Services during the handover of P50,000 worth of medicines to the Philippine National Police which is represented by Maj. Cezar Nunez and Angelica Alo. |
The NAPOLCOM said the recent donation greatly helped its humanitarian mission which was also participated by the Philippine National Police-Anti-Kidnapping Group, and the Information, Education and Family Liaison Division (IELFD).
Lt. Col. Renato Ocampo, chief of the IEFLD, who requested the medicine donation from the PCSO on behalf of Acting Director, COL. Rudolph Dimas, thanked the leadership of the PCSO, saying "the Philippine National Police is also involved in humanitarian activities, especially during this time of the COVID-19 pandemic."
The PCSO has its "Medicine Donation Program" which provides basic medicines and supplies to augment the resources of eligible government and nongovernmental and non-profit organizations, including health facilities, to enable them to reach out and deliver effective health care services to those who needed it most. (RE, Frederick Imson and Mindanao Examiner)
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