Don’t worry SAP Bong Go talks to young survivors of Tondo fire. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO Consistent with his promise to help victims of disasters, Special Assistant to the President (SAP) Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go yesterday visited victims of the fire in Barangay 118, Tondo, Manila to check their condition and extend immediate assistance.
Six people died, including three children, after a two-hour fire razed a dilapidated building in the village. The narrow and crowded alleys made it difficult for firefighters to immediately contain the fire.
SAP Go assured the victims that the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte will exhaust all available means to help them rebuild their lives.
After distributing relief goods donated by charitable private groups, SAP Go also gave away boxes of his own used clothing, including a DU30 shirt, to the young fire survivors.
Moved by the story of a child who survived by jumping from a four-story building to escape death, SAP Go gave him his watch.
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As part of his “Sapatos ni SAP, Tsinelas ka Swap” program that SAP Go started in a visit to fire victims, he again traded his shoes for the slippers of some of the victims.
