BY BENJAMIN MOSES M. EBREO
BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya (September 20)—Vice Governor Jose Tomas, Sr. here has initiated the putting-up of a clinic at Barangay Busilac in this town to cater to the sick poor villagers and elderlies.
Dubbed as Tam-an Damayan Clinic (TDC), it will cater to the medical and health needs of Novo Vizcayanos from all walks of life.
“We have established Tam-an Tomas Damayan Office and Clinic with the sole intention of helping, without prejudice, Novo Vizcayanos in dire need, especially during times of emergency,” Tomas said.
He said the TDC specifically intends to help poor villagers such as farmers, Indigenous People, daily wage earners and elderlies, among others.
Tomas said they pool their manpower and other resources to boost the services of the TDC particularly on social service programs through their Emergency Response Unit, blood banking activities and others.
The Vice Governor also thanked the office of the President for the support that they have extended to the Novo Vizcayanos in the form of face shields, face masks, vitamins, alcohol, and some wheelchairs which were recently distributed to various frontliners and those in the transport sector.
The TDC personnel and the Philippine Red Cross also conducted a recent bloodletting activity to augment the supply of blood banks in the province.
The activity was supported and participated by the members Solano Tricycle Operators and Drivers Association Federation, members of the Rotary Club of Nueva Vizcaya and Tam-an Banawe Multi-Purpose Cooperative staff, among others.