AAA CEMEXME v 13 for press.pmd - Cemex Philippines
AAA CEMEXME v 13 for press.pmd - Cemex Philippines
AAA CEMEXME v 13 for press.pmd - Cemex Philippines
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CEMEX NEWS<br />
medicine, as well as free circumcision<br />
that was done with the help of three<br />
surgeons from the Ziga Memorial<br />
Hospital and the Regional Health Unit<br />
organized by <strong>for</strong>mer Albay representative<br />
Krisel Lagman-Luistro and her<br />
father, Congressman Edcel Lagman.<br />
Congressman Lagman was<br />
sincerely happy and thankful that his<br />
district was a recipient of CEMEX<br />
<strong>Philippines</strong>’ support and commitment<br />
to help address the basic health needs<br />
of the people.<br />
CEMEX helps young students<br />
map out their futures<br />
Aware of the difficulty that young<br />
students face today in choosing<br />
college courses—and, eventually,<br />
careers—to pursue, CEMEX <strong>Philippines</strong><br />
in March 12, 2004 organized a<br />
Career Orientation <strong>for</strong> over a thousand<br />
graduating students from Naga<br />
National High School (NNHS) in the<br />
APO Multipurpose Complex in the<br />
APO Cement Plant, Tinaan, Naga,<br />
Cebu, and Mayamot National High<br />
School (MNHS) in Antipolo City.<br />
Both are adopted schools of CEMEX<br />
<strong>Philippines</strong>.<br />
Speakers from the CEMEX<br />
Makati office, as well as from APO<br />
Cement and Solid Cement Corporations,<br />
gave the students inspiring talks<br />
to encourage them to take their career<br />
choices seriously, as these will largely<br />
determine their professional and<br />
personal success. The speakers offered<br />
different insights on the various<br />
challenges and opportunities awaiting<br />
the students in various professional<br />
fields, perhaps helping to crystallize<br />
the youngsters’ choices as early as<br />
now.<br />
APO employees and volunteers<br />
donate blood <strong>for</strong> a cause<br />
On February 17, 2004, APO plant<br />
employees, contractors, and community<br />
residents trooped to the APO<br />
Multipurpose Complex in the APO<br />
Cement Plant, in Tina-an, Naga, Cebu<br />
to support the Philippine National<br />
Red Cross’ (PNRC) blood-letting<br />
program.The activity was done<br />
through the ef<strong>for</strong>ts of APO employees<br />
and the APO Ladies Club, in<br />
coordination with the PNRC Cebu<br />
Chapter. The PNRC is the<br />
government’s auxiliary arm that<br />
provides relief, health, and welfare<br />
services to those in need, including<br />
victims of disaster and other emergencies.