First Lady gives ‘Lab for All’ in Zambales
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos shows how the government cares for the people.
FIRST Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos (2nd from left, front row) gets a token vegetables from the Department of Agriculture-Central Luzon (DA-CL). With her are Public Attorney’s Office chief Persida Acosta (left, front row) and (from left, back row) DA Undersecretary for Livestock Deogracias Victor B. Savellano, Philippine Bamboo Industry Development Council executive director Rene ‘Butch’ Madarang, DA-CL regional technical director for Operations and Extensions Arthur Dayrit and DA-CL field operations chief Elma Mananes. Also in the photo are Lab for All beneficiaries.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF DA-CL
Subic Bay Freeport — Inclusive public service not only benefits everyone but also provides everything under the sun for free. More than 6,000 residents of Zambales, including employees of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority and their dependents, got a taste of the government’s brand of social assistance when First Lady Marie Louise Liza Araneta-Marcos brought her “Lab for All Caravan” to the Subic Bay Exhibition Convention Center on 21 May.
Of course, the caravan also brought together government agencies and private donors to provide not only the most comprehensive public service beyond free medical consultations and medicines.
Araneta-Marcos thanked the national government agencies that participated in “Lab for All” and local officials of Zambales, Pampanga and Bataan for showing unity in helping their constituents. To symbolize their bayanihan spirit, Zambales Governor Hermogenes Ebdane Jr., Pampanga Governor Dennis Pineda, Pampanga Vice Governor Lilia Pineda, Bataan Representative Geraldine Roman, Zambales First District Representative Jay Khonghun, SBMA chairman and administrator Eduardo Jose L. Aliño and other elected officials dance, to the jingle of “Lab for All.”
FIRST Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos (center) and Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) Deputy Administrator Mary Melanie Quiño (2nd from left) with representatives of Gilas Bitas Farmers Association and OFW Family Circle Sitio Santa Cruz, San Jose, Tarlac, both beneficiaries of a P1-million Tulong PUSO Livelihood Grant from OWWA.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF OWWA-RWO 3
PHILHEALTH staff register Zambales residents as member of the health insurance agency.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF PHILHEALTH
