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Ph team arrives in Myanmar for quake response, relief
By J.Lo
Philippine government has dispatched 91-member rescue and medical team on two-week humanitarian mission to assist Myanmar in medical and relief efforts In response to devastating magnitude 7.7 earthquake that struck the.country.
First wave of responders, consisting of 58 personnel, departed from Pasay City early yesterday morning on two C-130 aircraft.
Team, led by Lt. Col. Erwen Diploma, includes volunteers from Philippine Army, Philippine Air Force, Bureau of Fire Protection, Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, Department of Environment and Natural Resources and coordinators from Office of Civil Defense.
Aside from search-and-rescue personnel, Philippine Medical Assistance Team, specialized unit under Department of Health, has also been deployed to assist injured.
It consists of medical professionals from two hospitals: four from Jose B. Lingad Memorial General Hospital and 32 from Eastern Visayas Medical Center.
Jose Lingad contingent includes engineer Troi Degras, physical therapist Leandrew Magistrado, administrative aide Albert Barnedo and nursing attendant Sophia Bacay.
Meanwhile, Eastern Visayas Medical Center’s contingent comprises doctors, nurses, medical technologists, pharmacists, midwives, nursing attendants, administrative, logistics and technical staff.
Equipped with essential search-and-rescue equipment and medical supplies, team is set to stay in Myanmar for 18 days to deliver health services such as acute medical care, life support, trauma management, mental health and psychosocial support services, rehabilitation and pharmaceutical provisions.
Team will also offer logistics and operations, aircraft security, aeromedical personnel, isolation facilities and medical referrals as needed.
Prior to team’s departure, Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa, Civil Defense Administrator Ariel Nepomuceno and PAF Commanding General Lt. Gen. Arthur Cordura led send-off ceremony.
Remaining 33 members of rescue and medical team are scheduled to depart today.
Taytay, Palawan Bishop Broderick Pabillo has called on Filipinos to include in their prayers those affected by earthquake that struck Myanmar and nearby countries like Thailand. Also Servants of God in Christ Jesus Christian Ministries Incorporated of Luzon Convention of Soouthern Baptist Churches vowed intercession for families of victims, said Executive Secretary Jorge Lopez for moderator Dr. Enrico San Pedro.
Lopez emphasized gravity of the situation, “what happened to them could happen to us, so we must ensure our preparedness and readiness,we should also always pray that we would have strength, and that if calamity happens, we would be safe.”
Philippine embassy in Yangon reported no Filipinos have been rescued or located at the last known whereabouts of four missing following devastating earthquakes.
Embassy’s Composite Assistance to Nationals Team arrived in Mandalay on Monday evening and immediately met with Filipino community coordinators to assess situation and check on well-being of local Filipino community.
Team then proceeded to last known location of the four missing Filipinos, where they met with site supervisors leading search and rescue efforts.
On Sunday, Department of Foreign Affairs Undersecretary Eduardo Jose de Vega said two of the four missing Filipinos both professionals are married couple who were residing in building that collapsed during earthquake.
Embassy also said despite ongoing search operations, there have been no confirmed reports of any Filipinos being rescued or found at the site.
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