LGU, Eagles aid "landed" ComVal on Christmas

More relief goods for Comval – Local tourism council workers and teachers from Malungon Christian Learning Center pours more aid at the typhoon-hit villages of Compostela Valley in support to the first haulage sent by the local government of Malungon, Sarangani  For more information, please visit malungon.blogspot.com (JoJo Gocotano-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).

Tattered Home – A totally wrecked house where five family members were reportedly found lifeless, forlornly lies along with fallen tress and debris after being smashed by rampaging waters caused by typhoon Pablo in Compostela Valley. For more information, please visit malungon.blogspot.com (JoJo Gocotano-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).

Eagles’ acknowledgement plaque  – Kuya Salvador ‘Badong’ Ramos (left), concurrent national president of The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles) hands over a plaque of acknowledgement to his old buddy, Mayor Reynaldo F. Constantino as a gesture of gratitude to the unvarying support in TFOE's humanitarian undertakings amid the recently held gathering for Municipal Health Workers dubbed as “Kalusugan mo Tungkulin ko, Tungo sa isang Matatag na Bukas” in Malungon, Sarangani Province. For more information, please visit malungon.blogspot.com (JoJo Gocotano – MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).

TFOE spreads its wing to Comval  – Kuya Salvador ‘Badong’ Ramos (right), national president of The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles) prepares the cargo truck where the P.7M-worth donated goods from KCC Mall Gensan and Marbel, various TFOE Regional Chapters, Bio-Tech Farms and LGU Malungon, Sarangani were loaded toward the typhoon devastated areas in Compostela Valley. For more information, please visit malungon.blogspot.com (Isagani Palma-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).

A ‘rush’ before Christmas– From right, Philippine Eagles Club national president Salvador Ramos oversee the loading of over P.7M-worth relief goods intended for victims of typhoon Pablo, at least two days before Christmas day. The assorted clothing, food and medical supplies from KCC Mall of Gensan and Marbel, various TFOE regional chapters, local government of Malungon,Sarangani and Bio-Tech Farms benefited over 2, 200 families at the typhoon-torn villages of  Cabinuangan, Andap and Bamboo, all of New Bataan Compostela Valley. For more information, please visit malungon.blogspot.com (Isagani Palma-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).

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MALUNGON, Sarangani – The Fraternal Order of Eagles (Philippine Eagles) once again “stretched its wings” and carried out another humanitarian mission by transporting more or less P.7M-worth of relief goods at the typhoon-torn villages of Cabinuangan, Andap and Bamboo, all in New Bataan, Compostela Valley Province.

TFOE national president Salvador Ramos said the convoy have reached the heavily affected villages on December 23, “just right on time for the two-day distribution of over 2,200 packs of relief goods consisting 5 kilos of rice, loaf bread, 2 bot. 500ml mineral water, 3 pcs canned goods, 3pcs noodles, 3pcs brand new clothes and assorted medicines for poor calamity victims – “to have something to take on Christmas day.”

“I am certain this is our second largest humanitarian mission since our first distribution of relief goods to the flood victims of typhoon Sendong in the cities of Cagayan De Oro and Iligan last year,” Ramos said in a huddle of newsmen, as he extend  utmost gratitude to all the support that was stressed by different Philippine Eagles regional offices, business firms such as KCC Mall, Bio-Tech Farms and the local government of Malungon, Sarangani through the help of his old buddy, Mayor Reynaldo ‘Bong’ Constantino.    

Reports said the keenness of Ramos in conducting charitable undertakings specifically in areas that are heavily affected by natural calamities, have gained the reverence of fellow ‘Kuyas’ which eventually resulted for him to run unopposed during the latest TFOE elections.

 His second year headship was conceded by top TFOE national officials during the recently held 31st Philippine Eagles National Congress in General Santos City, graced by no less Philippine Ambassador to the United States and former Senate president Ernesto Maceda who is likewise a long-time member of the Philippine Eagles Club.  

Meanwhile, aside from the first consignment of relief goods composed of 50 sacks of rice, 500 pieces Pacman bags, 500 t-shirts, 7 boxes of medicines and assorted clothing that were earlier delivered by RSW Social Welfare Office staff Irish A. Villanueva-Gonzales, the Constantino administration have again sent another consignment of relief goods to Comval Province, late last week.

The bags of rice, medicines, used clothes, canned goods and noodles were transported by local tourism employees and teachers of Malungon Christian Learning Center (MCLC) on board the MHO ‘rescuer’ vehicle, the report said. 

It can be recalled that on January 2012, the LGU and local residents of Malungon town also supported the TFOE’s humanitarian mission with P400, 000-worth aid for victims of typhoon Sendong in Region 10.

In line, Ramos has conferred Constantino with a plaque of recognition which conveys the organization’s profound gratitude and acknowledgement to all the assistance that was stressed by the LGU to catastrophe victims.

In an exclusive interview, Ramos has applauded the dedication, vigor, cooperation and unity that was shown by the Socsksargen-based Eagles, NCR, Bicol and Davao Regions, Cave City, Santikan,Kagayha-an, Zamboanga City,  Global City, Taguig, Kuya Lino Dabi and the Metro Pagadian chapter, which keyed to the success of the TFOE humanitarian mission. (Isagani Palma-MALUNGON INFORMATION OFFICE).