FIRE TRUCK-PUMPER AND AMBULANCE COURTESY OF PNRC
Mayor James “Bong” Gordon, Jr. led the turn-over of a fire truck pumper and an Ambulance to the Disaster Management Office (DMO) from the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC).
The vehicles were donated by PNRC through Chairman and Senator Richard Gordon to the city as assistance to emergency and rescue operations. “This is clearly a manifestation of the strong partnership between Sen. Dick Gordon, the PNRC and the city,” Mayor Bong Gordon said.
DMO head Angie Layug received the 2 vehicles from Mayor Bong Gordon at the flag raising ceremonies at the Rizal Triangle Covered Court on March 22, 2010.
‘’Malaki ang tulong ng mga behikulo na ito sa ‘public safety’ ng lungsod. This is in response to the effective and efficient emergency response efforts of the city government and the City Disaster Coordinating Council,’’ Mayor Gordon added.
‘’Ibinigay natin sa DMO ang pag-gamit at pangangalaga sa mga sasakyan dahil kasama sila sa mga unang nagre-responde sa sunog, aksidente at kalamidad kaya mahalaga na meron silang mga sasakyan at equipment,’’ the Mayor concluded.
Mayor Bong Gordon inspects the fire truck pumper procured by the Philippine National Red Cross (PNRC) through the initiative of PNRC chair and Sen. Richard Gordon for the city's many projects related to public safety. Mayor Gordon was assisted by Disaster Management Office (DMO) head Angie Layug on March 22, 2010 at the Rizal Triangle Covered Court. INSET: The fire truck pumper and ambulance vehicle.
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2 Comments:
It is very good also if the city thought about producing plenty of Trained First Responders (First Aid/CPR)personnel.
Defibrillator is another equipment that the city can think about owning and have personnel know how to use it.
The city should consider to inform all vehicle on the road to give way to fire truck and ambulance when its coming specially the pedestrians to stay out off the road to avoid the speeding fire truck and ambulance.
By Anonymous, at 3/28/2010 11:03 PM
We can produce "Made in Olongapo" First Aid Products.
The question is "what on the first aid kit" that's not rocket science! then put it on like a box with Olongapo" logo.
By Anonymous, at 3/28/2010 11:13 PM
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