SUBIC BAY FREEPORT — Some 500 participants to the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority Labor Department’s (SBMA-LD) Zumbathon event gathered at the Remy Field here as an affirmation of their support to the World Day for Safety and Health at Work.
Participants of the human cross came from various Subic Bay Freeport locators, the local government unit of Olongapo City, Lions Clubs, Rotary Clubs, James L. Gordon Memorial Hospital, Allied Care Experts Medical Center-Baypointe, Lab1, Zumba group of Olongapo City, Batang Gapo Riders Club, and the SBMA.
The World Day for Safety and Health at Work, which was slated on April 28, was celebrated on May 3 to coincide with the Labor Day activities prepared by the SBMA-LD.
Now in its second year, the formation of the human cross event was organized by Dr. Evelyn Lozano-Natividad, president of the Philippine College of Occupational Medicine in partnership with the SBMA-LD.
Natividad expressed her heartfelt gratitude not only to the participants but also to the generous sponsors who provided light snacks, freebies, medical samplers, as well as premium items for the Zumbathon winners.
Wearing green shirts, participants of the human cross event also enjoyed the Zumbathon, which followed right after the assembly.
Among the sponsors were Adva Shield, Anlene, Bonamine, Flanax, Kalbe, Multicare, OCPLCI, Olongapo City Medical Society, Philippine Academy of Family Physicians, Inc., Polarmarine, Rotary Club of Metro Olongapo, UAP, Westmont, Inova Pharma, and Pocari Sweat.
Also joining the event were Olongapo City Vice Mayor Jong Cortez, SBMA officials including chief of staff Atty. Rodriguez, senior deputy administrator for support services Atty. Ramon Agregado, deputy administrator for legal affairs Atty. Mike Quintos, Dr. Arlene Cesa, Dr. Asean Briones, Dr. Cesar Julius Farin, and management information systems office manager Vergil Joseph Lansangan.
