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Frontliners hailed as modern day heroes

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IN line with the 124th Philippine Independence Day Celebration, Vice Governor Lilia “Nanay” Pineda commended the medical and non-medical frontliners during the simultaneous conduct of flag-raising and wreath-laying ceremonies at the Capitol Grounds on Sunday, June 12.

The vice governor said that the frontliners really deserve recognition for risking their lives to serve and protect the people, especially during the height of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.

“Talagang saludo ako sa ‘ting mga frontliner, sa ‘ting mga kababayan na nagkusang tumulong sa mga nagka-COVID-19. Noon nga, napag-usapan namin ng Sangguniang Panlalawigan na talagang gagawin namin silang bayani, dahil talagang ipinakita nila na kahit alam nilang nasa peligro ang buhay nila, nando’n pa rin sila at handang tumulong,” she said.

“Sa mga oras ng kagipitan talaga natin makikita na hindi nabigo ang ating mga bayani. Siguradong masaya sila, dahil likas sa mga Filipino ang pagiging mapagmahal at matulungin, at pinangangalagaan ng mga ito ang kalayaang kanilang ipinaglaban,” she added.

Vice Governor Pineda also expressed hope that future generations will emulate the heroism of the frontliners.

Meanwhile, in a statement released by Governor Dennis "Delta" Pineda, he said that the celebration was aimed at reminding the people, particularly Kapampangans, about the importance of unity in nation-building.

"Sana po ay panghawakan natin ang mga aral na ating nakuha mula sa nakaraan, nawa'y magsilbi po ang mga ito bilang kalakasan natin tungo sa magandang bukas. May we all, as a nation, continue to behold the hard-fought independence of the country through being good citizens who are one and united in a society that is compassionate, law-abiding and God-fearing," said the governor. (PR/Pampanga Provincial Information Office)

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