Manila Harbor Center aids PH Coast Guard’s substation project

Manila Harbor Center Port Services, Inc. recently donated construction materials to help build the Philippine Coast Guard’s (PCG) Vitas substation at Pier 18 in Tondo, Manila.

Turned over to the PCG team, led by OIC PO1 Ronald James P. Corpuz, the materials will support the substation’s development project that will create a bigger workspace for its personnel.  The workspace expansion will help the PCG perform its operational and administrative functions more efficiently while strictly implementing pandemic health protocols.

“MHCPSI recognizes the PCG’s critical role across the maritime industry as well as the sacrifices of its personnel during this time of pandemic. We hope that our contribution will help safeguard PCG personnel and visitors at the substation by making the workspace compliant to COVID-19 protocols,” said Aurelio Garcia, MHCPSI general manager.

A wholly owned subsidiary of International Container Terminal Services, Inc., MHCPSI operates a 10-hectare international breakbulk and bulk private port facility at the northern side of the Port of Manila.  

(From left) Norman A. Castillo, MHCPSI Deputy Administration Manager; Iran Isabelle J. Servillon, MCHPSI Corporate Communications Manager; and Raymund Y. Fran, MHCPSI Security Manager coordinating the turnover of construction materials with PO1 Ronald James P. Corpuz, PCG Officer-in-Charge – substation Vitas