Filipino-Indian group conducts dental, medical mission in Cavite
A total of 1,000 persons benefited from the dental and medical mission conducted recently by the Filipino Indian Commerce and Welfare Society Inc. (FICWSI) in Cavite.
Manjinder James Kumar, Founder and President of the FICWSI said that they provided free dental medicines for 100 persons and donated medicines for 600 adults and 300 pediatric patients on December 19, 2025.
The medicines donated are vitamins, some over the counter antibiotics, and maintenance medicines. FICWSI also distributed 25 wheelchairs.
“This partnership between the private sector, local government, and the community truly reflects the spirit of service, compassion, unity, and bayanihan. Together, we continue to serve and uplift lives,” Kumar said as he thanked Cavite 5th District Rep. Atty. Roy M. Loyola, together with Board Members Ivee Reyes and Aidel Belamide, for their strong support in making the FICWSI dental and medical mission a success.
NAIC, Cavite – Some 217 hatchlings were symbolically released on the beach of this town on the first day of January in Barangay Labac under the care of the Samahan ng Labac Pawikan Patrollers.
“This is a meaningful way to herald the new year. These hatchlings symbolize hope and our love for the environment,” SLPP Leader and former Labac barangay chairperson Roger Bilugan said.
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