Eastern Visayas execs fulfill roles in COVID-19 pandemic | Inquirer News

Eastern Visayas execs fulfill roles in COVID-19 pandemic

/ 02:39 PM April 14, 2020

TACLOBAN CITY—Local government officials in Eastern Visayas have stepped up to the plate to fulfill their duties to ease people’s suffering during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In Borongan City, Eastern Samar, officials hired a local group of seamstress to make face masks.

Borongan City Mayor Jose Ivan Dayan Agda contracted a group of seamstresses so they can earn money and at the same time provide face masks to the more than 21,000 families in the city.

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The region-based party-list groups An Waray and Tingog also continued to provide personal protective equipment and gallons of alcohol to different hospitals.

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Biliran Gov. Roger Espina also donated P600,000, representing his six-month salary, to the Biliran Provincial Hospital for the procurement of 400 COVID-19 test kits.

In Maasin City, Southern Leyte, the city government distributed thermal scanners and face masks to all of the city’s 70 barangays.

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