Ronnie Yanuario Posted on September 23, 2026 at 6:51 am
Palo, Leyte — Residents of Barangay San Jose received medical services and joined disaster preparedness activities during the Pacific Partnership Medical Mission on September 22, 2026.
The mission covered disaster management, mental health, nutrition, pharmacy services, and food safety. Residents also received dental care, eye and hearing assessments, physical therapy, and women’s health consultations.
Visiting medical professionals worked with local health personnel to share knowledge on community health and emergency response. The discussions focused on addressing health concerns and preparing for possible disasters.
The 8th Infantry Division (8ID) expressed its continued support for the mission, which brings medical services to local residents and helps strengthen the knowledge of healthcare workers in the community.
Photo courtesy: Public Affairs Office, 8ID
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