OVP, private partners, launch temporary housing for health workers | Inquirer News

OVP, private partners, launch temporary housing for health workers

/ 12:28 AM June 16, 2020

Vice President Leni Robredo inspect some of the units of the Oasis Project, which provides temporary housing for health workers battling the COVID-19 pandemic. (Photo from her Facebook account)

MANILA, Philippines – The Oasis Project, which provides temporary housing units for health workers fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, was formally opened by the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and its partner agencies from the private sector on Monday.

According to a statement issued by the OVP,  the project is the realization of the shared vision of Vice President Leni Robredo and her Angat Buhay partners of providing a “haven” where frontline workers could “rest and recharge” in their battle against the pandemic.

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Robredo was present at the opening of the shelter, which is inside the Lung Center of the Philippines compound on  Quezon Avenue in Quezon City.

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The OVP’s partners include architects who designed the structures, construction, industrial, and housing companies, hardware stores, gardening shops, and the 51st Engineer Brigade of the Philippine Army.

The temporary shelter is the latest project of the OVP through its partners.

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At the height of the enhanced community quarantine over Luzon and other areas, Robredo initiated a free transport service for frontliners working through the lockdowns, free dormitory services, and raising over P60 million worth of donations that were intended to purchase personal protective equipment (PPEs).

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