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Malacañang wanted to know who were the people red-tagging groups organizing donation drives for the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) following the fire that hit the State-run institution on Sunday. Presidential spokesperson Harry Roque (OPS / FILE PHOTO / MANILA BULLETIN) Presidential Spokesman
Philippine General Hospital (Photo from UP) In a Twitter post, PGH neurosurgeon Ron Baticulon said the hospital is in need of ready-to-eat food, bottled water, bed linen, and pillows. “For food, bring to Ortoll [building], left side when entering from Taft. For non-food items, bring to Nurses Home, right side when entering from Taft,” Baticulon wrote. Following the fire that hit part of the UP Philippine General Hospital in the early hours of the morning on May 16, the UP-PGH needs your help. Meanwhile, PGH Fiscal Services cautioned against unauthorized donation drives. MSG FR PGH FISCAL...
(PGH FACEBOOK PAGE / MANILA BULLETIN) Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque made the statement after a fire broke out in PGH in Taft Avenue, Manila past midnight of May 16, and damaged a portion of the hospital, leaving patients displaced. In his statement, Roque said the Palace was saddened by the incident. “We are saddened by the fire that hit a portion of the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) early morning today,” he said. “Hospital operations continue even as repairs are ongoing,” he added. The Palace official likewise thanked those who heeded the call of PGH for donations. “We tha...