Honda lends out vehicles to healthcare workers anew

MANILA: Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (HCPI) has lent out a new set of vehicles to healthcare workers in various hospitals in Laguna and Cavite in this second implementation of MECQ (modified enhanced community quarantine).

Various trims of the City, Brio, Jazz, Civic, Mobilio, BR-V, HR-V, and CR-V, totaling 18 units in all were provided to seven hospitals last August 5. Each unit comes with free gasoline for the duration of the MECQ.

Seven hospitals benefit from Honda’s generosity: New Sinai MDI Hospital and The Medical City South Luzon in Santa Rosa, Laguna; Unihealth-Southwoods Hospital and Medical Center and Perpetual Help Medical Center in Biñan, Laguna; Global Care Medical Centers in Canlubang and Cabuyao, Laguna; and Carmona Hospital and Medical Center in Carmona, Cavite. The lend-out is scheduled until August 19.

—As tighter quarantine measures have been implemented once again to help control the increasing COVID-19 cases in Mega Manila, Honda would like to support the hardworking medical frontliners battling the pandemic by lending our vehicles to help ease their transportation concerns during the MECQ,” said Masahiko Nakamura, Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. president.

To recall, HCPI lent out 15 units in late April — during the ECQ (enhanced community quarantine) – to doctors and nurses working in five medical institutions in Laguna and Cavite. Each unit also came with a full tank of fuel and can be fueled up for free for one month.

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