SATURDAY |OCTOBER 04, 2008 | PHILIPPINES

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Kalusugan Karavan
goes to Dagupan City


Almost 2,000 Filipinos had the opportunity to avail of a package of health and medical care during the recent Kalusugan Karavan of GMA Kapuso Foundation (GMAKF) and Pharex Health Corp. held at the Dagupan Astrodome in Dagupan City.

Pharex is now celebrating its 20th anniversary and the GMAKF medical mission tie-up to Dagupan City is one of the many activities the company has lined up to commemorate two decades of providing quality and affordable healthcare to consumers.

Leading the contingent from Manila were Mel Tiangco and Pharex Health Corp. president Tomas Marcelo Agana III. Over 30 doctors with different specializations from the Pangasinan Medical Society, Department of Health, Dagupan City health office and the Philippine Army volunteered their services. Joining them were Pharex employes, nurses and health care practitioners from Manila.

The pharmaceutical firm distributed boxes of medicines ranging from anti-hypertensive, anti-infective, expectorant, anti-ulcerant, oral anti-diabetic, cold preparations, vitamins and minerals, anti-diarrhea, and oral rehydration salt. GMAKF also distributed a pair of crutches, 15 folding canes and 13 wheechairs to select beneficiaries.

"We hope that through this project, we have provided much-needed medical care to the sick residents of Dagupan. We hope to be able to do similar projects in the future with the help of our partners and sponsors like Pharex," says Tiangco.

"As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we look forward to serving more Filipinos by providing them with high-quality and affordable medicines," said Agana.

 


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