Army donates cash to soldiers affected by Taal Volcano eruption
February 4, 2020
The Philippine Army gave cash donations to soldiers affected by the Taal volcano eruption.
Commanding General Lt. Gen. Gilbert Gapay led the ceremonial awarding of donations to the present beneficiaries as part of his 55th birthday celebration, said Lt. Ramon Zagala, Army sp0kesman.
Zagala said a total of 95 affected Army personnel, who reside within the 7km and 14km danger zone, received P10,000 and P5,000 respectively.
Zagala said Gapay highlighted the initiative to carry out of one of the Army's major thrusts, to lift troop morale.
“In our commitment to serve our country, especially in times of calamities, we end up neglecting our own safety. The Philippine Army, aside from immediately responding to our countrymen in need, do not forget to extend assistance to our soldiers,” said Gapay.
“This (effort) is just an example to show that the Philippine Army really cares for our personnel, our families, and dependents. I am confident that through the fulfillment of our four major thrusts, the team Army is on track towards its overall greater mission accomplishment,” he added.
Gapay said other donations will be sent in their respective accounts by the command. Robina Asido/DMS
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