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NAGA CITY — On November 12th, BMC received ₱49,980,000.00 from the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) as part of its mandate to distribute its earnings to governmental socio-civic engagements, such as public healthcare.
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With its newly inaugurated Molecular Laboratory, Bicol Medical Center now offers Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction or RT-PCR Testing, which individuals can now use for their travel, work requirements, or other purposes.
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The Bicol Medical Center now has a Molecular Laboratory that can process RT-PCR testing.
Last Friday, November 5, 2021, DOH Assistant Secretary Nestor B. Santiago graced the blessing and inauguration of the BMC Molecular Laboratory with Dr. Rose Rempillo, representative of the DOH – Bicol Center for Health and Development, Dr. Ronnie Gregorio Gigantone, BMC OIC-Medical Center Chief with the hospital executive officers and employees
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Last October 19, 2021, the BMC Cardiac Center was formally inaugurated. Key officials from the Department of Health attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony and inauguration, including Undersecretary Dr. Roger P. Tong-an, Assistant Secretary Dr. Maria Francia Laxamana, Assistant Secretary Nestor Santiago Jr., and DOH- Center for Health and Development V Regional Director Dr. Ernie Vera. Former DOH Secretary Dr. Enrique T. Ona and former Undersecretary Teodoro Herbosa were also present, together with Bicol officials such as Camarines Sur 3rd District Representative Gabriel Bordado Jr. and Office of the Presidential Assistant for Bicol Affairs Usec. Marvel Clavecilla.
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NAGA CITY — On Wednesday, October 27th, the Bicol Medical Center accepted donations from the Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation in partnership with the Office of the Vice President.
VP Leni Robredo, together with Mr. Antonio Tan, Ms. Therese Tan, Dr. Geoffrey Lopisilio, Mr. Willy Ngo, and six volunteers from the foundation came by to deliver three (3) units of HFNC oxygen machines, twenty-five (25) Tzu Chi-made foldable beds, and sixty-four (64) blankets.
