Libre Tuli with free medical check-up conducted by Kalinga Police

Tabuk City, Kalinga – Children and adults were given free checkup, haircut, and circumcision at the Kalinga Police Provincial Office during the culmination activity of Women’s Month on April 5, 2022.

The activity was dubbed as Summer Vacation Operation Tuli and Medical Mission which is in partnership with the Kalinga Provincial Health Office and other stakeholders who donated medical supplies.

Police Major Garry Gayamos, the Deputy Provincial Community Affairs Development Unit told Guru Press that the KPPO initiated the activity in order to circumcise children whose movement were limited and were not allowed to go out for nearly two years because of the pandemic.

Gayamos added that they provided free medical checkups with partner doctors in order to lessen the medical expense of the people and also to give an opportunity to those who are feeling unwell but cannot bring themselves to the hospital due to financial problems.

“Daytoy medical mission tayo ket at least para ma-checkup iti saksakiten dagitoy kakailyan tayo. Ta uray man nu haan tayo a makapan iti balbalay dagitoy kakailyan ket isu daytoy medical mission tayo tatta tapnu mamingpinsan nga umay dagiay agkailangan ditoy,” he explained.

Gayamos expressed their gratitude to the stakeholders especially to the ones who donated medicines and vitamins which were given to those who were checked up at the camp.

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