Establishment of specialty hospital eyed in Pampanga

ZUBIRI IN CANDABA. Presumptive Senate President Migz Zubiri is welcomed by Pampanga officials led by fourth district Rep. Anna York Bondoc, former Rep. Rimpy Bondoc, Board Member Pol Balingit, Candaba Mayor Rene Maglanque, Masantol Vice Mayor Dan Guintu, Sta. Ana Councilor Rolando Maglanque, and Candaba ABC President Pedy Balingit. (Princess Clea Arcellaz)
ZUBIRI IN CANDABA. Presumptive Senate President Migz Zubiri is welcomed by Pampanga officials led by fourth district Rep. Anna York Bondoc, former Rep. Rimpy Bondoc, Board Member Pol Balingit, Candaba Mayor Rene Maglanque, Masantol Vice Mayor Dan Guintu, Sta. Ana Councilor Rolando Maglanque, and Candaba ABC President Pedy Balingit. (Princess Clea Arcellaz)

PRESUMPTIVE Senate President Juan Miguel “Migz” Zubiri is eyeing the establishment of a specialty hospital for Central Luzon in Pampanga.

Zubiri said the establishment of the specialty hospital in Pampanga will be among the priority bills that he will be pushing once the 19th Congress commences its session on July 25.

In particular, the senator said the specialty hospital will be similar to the Philippine Heart Center, Lung Center of the Philippines, Philippine Children’s Medical Center, and the National Kidney and Transplant Institute, as well as the Philippine Cancer Center.

He said the he is eyeing the establishment of the regional facility in Pampanga as it is considered the heart of Central Luzon.

“Isa ito sa campaign promise ko sa lahat ng speeches ko dito sa Pampanga at sisiguraduhin ko na kasama talaga ito sa mga ipaprioritize kong panukala pag-upo namin officially,” Zubiri said.

Zubiri explained that the establishment of the regional specialty hospital is aimed at making healthcare services more accessible to all Filipinos while at the same time decentralizing quality healthcare from Metro Manila.

“Napakaimportante na palakasin natin ang medical care system sa mga probinsya para hindi na kailangan lumuwas mula sa probinsya papuntang Maynila ang mga tao pero sigurado pa rin sila na same quality healthcare ang matatanggap nila,” he said.

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