Today InLife attains another high point, becoming one of the very few Filipino companies surpassing 110 years of success and continued service and operation since 1910. But as the company celebrates this milestone, the world is gripped yet again, by a most crippling crisis – a deadly battle against the unseen.
Ami and Marcus Swanepoel of Roots of Health led the turn over of the donations worth about P1 million to the city government to show support to medical workers and other frontliners in Puerto Princesa against COVID-19.
Released on May 25, the Health and Safety Guidelines Governing the Operations of Accommodation Establishments covers the operations of AEs in the areas of guest handling, reception and concierge, rooms and housekeeping, food and beverage service, kitchen sanitation and disinfection, public areas, hotel, and transport service, engineering, and maintenance service, business practices and management, and suppliers of goods and services.
The aid is from service members from the U.S. Army, Marines, and Air Force delivered over P10 million ($203,000) in personal protective equipment (PPE) and medical supplies to hospitals in 10 provinces across the Philippines, working in partnership with the Philippine Coast Guard, Army, Marines, and Air Force.
CBNC community relations manager Ernesto Llacuna said the company will sustain its support programs under Republic Act 11469 or the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act.
