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Local Serbisyo Caravan Assists 456 Families in Las Navas N. Samar

The Samar Chronicle by The Samar Chronicle
July 28, 2024
in Governance, News, Peace & Conflict
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Local Serbisyo Caravan Assists 456 Families in Las Navas N. Samar

A young boy receives a free item from a government soldier during a Serbisyo Caravan held in Las Navas, Northern Samar. (Photo by 8ID)

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LAS NAVAS, Northern Samar, Philippines – The Local Serbisyo Caravan provided essential services to 456 families from the barangays of Bulao, Catotoogan, Dolores, and Imelda in Las Navas on Friday, July 26.

Filipino soldiers pose with beneficiaries of the Local Serbisyo Caravan in Northern Samar. (Photo by 8ID)

Organized by the Local Government Unit (LGU), the caravan aimed to promote peace through the collaboration of local government units, government agencies, non-government organizations, private sector groups, and partner barangay local government units. The event offered a range of services including medical care, free haircuts, veterinary services, consultations on government programs, birth and civil registration, and the distribution of food packs and toys.

Municipal Mayor Arlito A. Tan underscored the importance of making government services accessible to communities and bringing them closer to the people.

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A young boy receives a free item from a government soldier during a Serbisyo Caravan held in Las Navas, Northern Samar. (Photo by 8ID)

Lt. Col. Richard P. Villaflor, Commanding Officer of the 20th Infantry Battalion, praised the cooperation among LGU, local government agencies, NGOs, and the community, which contributed to the caravan’s success. He commended the collective effort during the clearing operations in former conflict-affected barangays and urged continued dedication toward achieving a peaceful and progressive Las Navas.

“Support our leaders and recognize the responsibilities we share. The 20th Infantry (We Lead) Battalion remains committed to supporting you. We are with you in every challenge we face,” Lt. Col. Villaflor said.

He added, “Join us and Mayor Tan, along with the Municipal Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict of Las Navas, as we work together towards an Insurgency-Free Las Navas.”

The 20th IB also brought joy to the community with a special performance by Jollibee’s “Bida ang Saya” and showcased their talents through beatboxing, rapping, and singing. They also distributed food packs, provided free haircuts, lunch, ice cream, and Yum Burgers.

The caravan was supported by Mayor Tan, Vice Mayor Minda M. Tan, Las Navas LGU members, Sangguniang Bayan Members, Lt. Col. Villaflor and 20th IB personnel, DILG Northern Samar Representative Mr. Eduardo A. Diaz, MLGOO Las Navas Ms. Rosalinda S. Jarito, additional security from the 2nd Northern Samar Provincial Mobile Force Company led by Police Lt. Col. Edwin M. Oloan, Jr., TESDA-Las Navas Agro-Industrial School Representatives, Fraternal Order of Eagles club members, Jollibee Catarman, partner teachers, barangay officials, and other Serbisyo Caravan partners. (via Ricky Bautista)

Tags: 8idLas NavasLocal Serbisyo Caravannorthern samarPhilippine Army
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