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SAP Bong Go makes Radio Guesting at the DZRH Program ‘Damdaming Bayan’
ALWAYS ON THE GO. Before attending to the concerns of President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, Special Assistant to the President (SAP) Christopher Lawrence 'Bong' Go made a radio guesting at the DZRH radio program 'Damdaming Bayan' on March 19, 2018.
During the program, SAP Bong Go was able to relay how the President continues to serve his countrymen. He was also able to hear the concerns of marginalized citizens. At the same time, he had the opportunity to extend help to those who asked for his assistance.
Among them were Teresita Tendenilla, 39-year old from Pasay City, who is suffering a cyst above her eyes during a live radio show in DZRH on March 19, 2018. Right after the program, SAP Bong Go accompanied Tendenilla to Director’s office of the Philippine General Hospital to ensure that she gets proper medical attention. PRESIDENTIAL PHOTO
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