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More PTVs donated to military units, LGU
The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) donated five additional Patient Transport Vehicles (PTVs) to military units and a local government unit on July 16.
Beneficiaries include the Municipality of Liliw in Laguna; the Army's 7th Infantry Division, Light Reaction Regiment and Fort Magsaysay Army Station Hospital in Nueva Ecija; and the Headquarters Force Reconnaissance Group of the Philippine Marines in Ternate, Cavite.
The donation supports President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s directive to improve emergency medical services in high-risk and underserved areas.
PAGCOR Chairman and CEO Alejandro H. Tengco stated the donations aim to bolster emergency response capabilities, especially in critical situations.
To date, PAGCOR has donated a total of 40 PTVs to various LGUs, public hospitals, and frontline agencies nationwide.
These vehicles are expected to enhance the recipients' ability to conduct life-saving transport and medical evacuations.
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