Bong Go helps fire victims in Manila, Valenzuela
WHEN victims, no place is too far or too risky for former Special Assistant to the President (SAP) Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go.
Go on Sunday said he will go around the country if needed to
“Walang delikado sa akin basta makatulong sa mga Pilipinong nangangailangan. Ang pag-ikot ko sa iba’t ibang lugar lalo na sa mga liblib na eskinita na nasusunugan ay importante para maramdaman talaga natin ang tunay na pulso ng masa lalo na ang mga kailangan ng tulong (No place is dangerous as long as I can be of assistance to those in need. My visits to various places, to alleys in areas that have
- cause this is how we get the public pulse to know how we can be of help),” Go said.
The former Palace official extended assistance to victims of two separate fire incidents willing to help. So instead of using their money to buy things, I told
instead,” he said.
Go encouraged those who need medical assistance to visit Malasakit Centers set up in various hospitals.
The Malasakit Center, a onestop shop program of President Rodrigo Duterte, was conceived to hasten the delivery of medical services and give poor patients access to free medicines.
Go also committed to help coordinate with national government agencies to further assist the victims. He offered free transportation to those who wish to go back to their respective provinces. Some construction materials will also be donated by Go’s supporters to help victims rebuild their houses.
Go reiterated his plan to introduce bills that will focus on improving evacuation centers and