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These businesses are giving free stuff to health workers amid the COVID-19 threat
Several businesses across the Philippines are offering free food, coffee, and medicine to healthcare workers as a gesture of gratitude during the COVID-19 crisis.
Kanto Freestyle Breakfast has been sending food packs to various hospitals around Metro Manila, including Asian Hospital, Rizal Medical Center, Medical City, and St. Luke's BGC.
They plan to continue their deliveries to hospitals such as Cardinal Santos, Philippine General Hospital, and RITM.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (CBTL) provided free coffee to hospital workers at St. Luke's Medical Center in Bonifacio Global City.
Rue Bourbon Restaurant also sent food to the Emergency Room staff of St. Luke's Medical Center.
Additionally, the Philippine College of Emergency Medicine, with support from Unilab, provided medicine and goodies to healthcare workers at Rizal Medical Center.
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