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CDC conducts relief operations in Metro Clark areas

Clark Freeport – A total of 2,000 boxes of relief goods amounting to P700,000 were recently distributed by Clark Development Corporation (CDC) to five contiguous communities of this Freeport.

RELIEF OPERATIONS FOR TYPHOON VICTIMS. Clark Development Corporation (CDC) Officer-in-Charge (OIC) for the Office of the President Engr. Mariza Mandocdoc (3rd from right) with CDC AVP for External Affairs Rommel Narciso (2nd from right) recently led the relief operations in Metro Clark areas which aims to extend help to those affected by typhoon “Ulysses”. In the photo is Capas, Tarlac Mayor Reynaldo Catacutan (5th from left) receiving the relief goods from Mandocdoc at the town hall. Also present during the activity are (from left to right) CDC – EAD Community Relations Officer Agnes Matias, Capas MSWO Consorcia Corpus, Capas MCAC Coordinator Lawrence Yalung, Capas POSMO Head Edgar Guevarra, and Capas Chief of Police Plt.Col. Rey Apolonio (extreme right). Cities of Mabalacat and Angeles as well as municipalities of Porac, Pampanga, and Bamban, Tarlac also received relief items.

With its aim to provide help for victims of Typhoon “Ulysses”, the state-owned firm donated essential items and food packs to the Local Government Units (LGUs) of Angeles City, Mabalacat City, and the municipality of Porac, Pampanga as well as the municipalities of Bamban and Capas in Tarlac.

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Over the weekend, Each LGU received 400 boxes of relief goods which are intended to be distributed to affected families on their respective communities. The boxes of relief items include assorted and ready-to-eat canned goods, instant noodles, coffee, and three kilos of rice.

CDC Officer-in-Charge (OIC) Engr. Mariza O. Mandocdoc led the distribution together with the staff from External Affairs Division (EAD), CDC officers, volunteers, and members of the Philippine Air Force (PAF) Reserve Command.

Meanwhile, Mayors Reynaldo Catacutan of Capas, Tarlac and Jaime Capil of Porac, Pampanga personally received the items at their town halls. Representatives from Angeles City, Mabalacat City and Bamban, Tarlac also received the relief items during the turn-over activity.

The activity, with a theme “Unity amidst Calamity,” is part of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program of CDC which aims to uplift the lives of its adjacent communities and at the same time, promote inclusive development for all.

Other CSR projects of the state-owned firm are geared towards health, education, livelihood, special projects and partnerships with both private and public sectors.

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