AC Health, Manila Water, Ayala Malls extends help to Taal victims

In the middle of the Taal volcanic crisis, Manila Water, AC Health, and Ayala Malls made announcements about the assistance they can provide.

AC Health, Manila Water, Ayala Malls extends help to Taal victims

Generika and FamilyDOC remains open

AC Health remains firm that its priority is the health and well-being of everyone. It is also emphasizing the effects of volcanic ashfall on our health with symptoms such as difficulty in breathing, coughing, throat/nose irritation, eye redness, eye itchiness, eye swelling, tearing, skin dryness, and generalized itchiness. These symptoms can lead to further skin and respiratory diseases.

Generika drugstores and FamilyDOC clinics will remain on high alert to respond to health issues in relation to the Taal Volcanic eruption. Healthway clinics will also remain open.

Manila Water deploy 30 water tankers for evacuees

Manila Water sent 30 water tankers out to provide water for evacuees in various sites in Southern Luzon. Laguna Water will be in the front lines with the initial batch deploying in three towns in the province of Batangas. Other tankers will be on stand by to deploy in other evacuation sites as requested by different LGUs.

The Manila Water Foundation will also be sending 2,000 units of 5-gallon bottles of potable waters in evacuation sites as well.

Ayala Malls Serin and Ayala Malls Solenad closes

Ayala Malls Seris and Solenad closed today

As a precautionary move, Ayala Malls Serin and Solenad will be closed today. This decision is for safety checks and clearing works.

The company also announced that it is extending its waived overnight parking fees and FREE WiFi connection today, January 13, 2020, in all of its malls in Metro Manila and CALABARZON to help those customers and people affected by the Taal Volcano ashfall.

Keep safe everyone! Keep your devices charged, ready your power banks, flashlights, and stay indoors as much as possible.

Sources: AC Health, Ayala Malls, Manila Water