Mitsubishi PH partnered with GMA Kapuso to reconstruct a damaged bridge in Baranga Iraya.
Our country is considered the most exposed nation worldwide in tropical storms. There are many typhoons claimed thousands of Filipinos and a large number of damaged properties in the past, and continue to do so in the present time. Amidst these tragedies, Mitsubishi Motors Philippines (MMPC) has teamed up with GMA Kapuso Foundation (GMAKF) to run a project called “Kapuso Tulay para sa Kaunlaran”.
The project aims to reconstruct a broken bridge that was severely damaged last year in Barangay Iraya in Buhi Camarines Sur due to Typhoon Nina. The bridge, unfortunately, was the only route residents of barangay, specifically children, has to get to the nearby area. It was also the only access children of barangay took to go to school.
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The project aims to reconstruct a broken bridge that was severely damaged last year in Barangay Iraya in Buhi Camarines Sur due to Typhoon Nina. The bridge, unfortunately, was the only route residents of barangay, specifically children, has to get to the nearby area. It was also the only access children of barangay took to go to school.
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An image of the devastation caused by typhoon Nina
MMPC, for its part, contributed P1 million to fund the construction and rehabilitation of the said steel hanging bridge.
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During the ceremonial turnover of donation, MMPC President and CEO Mr. Yoshiaki Kato as quoted as saying: “MMPC believes that this project will greatly benefit our kababayan in Camarines Sur specifically the school children of Barangay Iraya. We hope that thru our simple generosity we will be able to transform and improve the lives of these people. May this project create big impact to the residents and further encourage the children of Brgy. Iraya to pursue their education.”
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During the ceremonial turnover of donation, MMPC President and CEO Mr. Yoshiaki Kato as quoted as saying: “MMPC believes that this project will greatly benefit our kababayan in Camarines Sur specifically the school children of Barangay Iraya. We hope that thru our simple generosity we will be able to transform and improve the lives of these people. May this project create big impact to the residents and further encourage the children of Brgy. Iraya to pursue their education.”
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MMPC, for its part, contributed P1 million pesos to fund the construction and rehabilitation of the steel hanging bridge
MMPC and GMAKF always try their best to help reconstruct after devastation and provide support to those left behind start anew. Residents and children in Barangay Iraya will be able to go about their routine business/work/daily activities without anxiety that something untoward would arise due to damaged bridge.
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