PCSO turns 83

On October 17, Balutan celebrated his birthday

It was the second day of a nationwide transport strike and Malacañang belatedly announced that there was no school and work in government offices.

Expecting that only few well- wishers would come, Balutan said he was surprised that a lot of outside the military service.

The PCSO will also celebrate month, its 83rd on the 30th.

Balutan shares with sage on the occasion:

“We will continue to be true to our mandate, to generate funds for the government’s charity services. Although they [ people inside and outside of the PCSO] were somewhat surprised by our style of management — me as a general in the Marines and General Corpuz in the Philippine National Police, we try our best to be transparent especially to our for them to have trust in the games and services we offer, as we get our funds only from or bets. [ It’s guaranteed that] 30 percent of the bets go to charity. The biggest achievement we have so far since we took over is the image we have built for the agency, being transparent in our operations, the integrity of the games and the trust from the President and the general public.” its birthday this his mes-