OVP’s ‘Bayanihan E-Konsulta’ sign-up halted for now amid rush of volunteers
Vice President Leni Robredo. FILE PHOTO
MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Vice President temporarily closed sign-ups for its “Bayanihan E-Konsulta” a day after it called on volunteers to help its latest project that aims to provide easier access to medical care in this time of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vice President Leni Robredo announced on social media that enlistment for “Bayanihan E-Konsulta” was temporarily ended after her office received more than 2,300 applications.
“We are temporarily closing our sign-ups, as we bring everyone on board for our project rollout. Today, we are starting our onboarding sessions and we are doing them by batch.“ Robredo said in a Facebook post on Wednesday, April 7.
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On April 6, the OVP urged medical and non-medical volunteers to be part of its “Bayanihan E-Konsulta” which intends to service individuals who are not able to get medical care from overcrowded hospitals because of the prevailing health crisis.
Article continues after this advertisement“Since our program is meant to fill in gaps, we expect it to be evolving and we want to manage it in the best way we can,” she added.
“To those who have been planning to join but have not signed up yet, please stay tuned for further announcement” she concluded.
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