Quake-Hit Manay Sets Up Medical Tent Beside Damaged Hospital
In Manay, Davao Oriental, a medical tent has been set up beside the damaged Manay District Hospital.
After Secretary Vince Dizon of the Department of Public Works and Highways declared the hospital unsafe for use, Dr. Bernadette Rivera focused on finding a solution for potential patients.
- The Manay District Hospital, a 25-bed hospital, was damaged in the quake.
- Most patients have been discharged, and incoming patients will be attended to at the medical tent.
Dr. Bernadette Rivera approached high officials to get something done for potential patients.
Author's summary: Medical tent set up in quake-hit Manay.
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