From the Website of the Philippine Army
links: http://www.army.mil.ph/pr/dec/181212.html
Thousands benefit from civic action
FORT BONIFACIO, Taguig City – Thousands
of residents benefit from the joint civic action conducted by the Army’s
Civil Military Operations Group (CMOG) in partnership with the Army
Reserve Command (NCR RCDG), other government agencies and non-government
organizations.
Colonel Cirilito Sobejana, the Commander of CMOG said that his unit
carried out the said activity in partnership with several civilian
organizations and governmen agencies.
At least 100 people including soldiers,
officers and special visitors from the academe and religious sector
attended the ceremony at 10 a.m.
Eight medical doctors and six dentists
extended their free services to the residents during the medical and
dental mission.
The group also provided free medicines, haircut and massage to residents
who flocked to avail of the said program. They also offered gifts and
prepared parlor games for the children.
“Through this simple act of giving, we
hope that we had made a difference in the lives of the residents. We
will continue to partner with the different stakeholders to help our
countrymen, especially the less fortunate,” said Sobejana.
The multi-sectoral approach and inter-agency collaboration in delivering
basic services to the communities is part of the Army’s Internal Peace
and Security Plan (IPSP) Bayanihan.
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