00:00Okay. Elbows locked. So dili siya otcho otcho ha? Make sure your elbows are locked. And then, position.
00:22And extend on your left side.
00:31The device is more commonly known as a watchman device.
00:34But there are other brands and things as well.
00:38But that's what this model is supposed to show you.
00:41So I'll leave it here for you to take photos without my hand in the way.
00:46And then the other thing that we talked about.
00:49We set forth a target of a million Filipinos.
00:52So happy to say that, as I said, we have trained about somewhere around 40,000 Filipinos in about 40
01:03different places in the Philippines.
01:06In partnership with schools like FINMA and LGUs as well.
01:16Like we've been to Naga, we've been to Vegan, General Santos, Cotabato.
01:21And so, Kagan de Oro, where we launched.
01:25And Manila, of course.
01:27One last follow-up. Why only hands, only CPI?
01:33It's very easy to learn.
01:35It's also very convenient.
01:37So it doesn't really require any special training.
01:42Apart from, of course, what we conduct.
01:45And any special form of equipment.
01:47So the law actually is mandated as well by the law.
01:51And also, I don't know if you've heard about the Samboy Lim law.
01:55Which mandates training in high school students in the Philippines of Sagipsy PR.
02:00So that's really what we want to sort of jump start.
02:04Because that law never sort of caught fire, so to speak.
02:08And I hope we're able to give that impetus for the implementation of that law.
02:14It's a very simple skill, but the impact is there.
02:17Essentially, that's the answer to your question.
02:21The program is the SWD, I think, two, three to five.
02:25For, what do you call that?
02:28The feeding program.
02:30Pwede pa rin kasi until five years old ang pagdevelop ng brain.
02:34Kaya lang, kung ang first 1,000 days ng bata from the pregnancy up to two years old,
02:41ay hindi na nourished or malnourished siya.
02:45Parang maliit lang ang kanyang development until five.
02:49Up to five years old lang kasi after five, irreversible na po yung pagdevelop ng brain ng bata.
02:56So, twenty years later, sino ba ang namumuno ng ating...
03:01Twenty years later, this child will turn out to be...
03:09How do you call that?
03:13Workers.
03:13Workers.
03:14How do you call it?
03:16Workers.
03:17Workers.
03:17Workers.
03:18Workers.
03:18May be productive, no, force of the country.
03:23But since stunted siya, the stunted child,
03:27na sabi natin kanina, may poor learning ability siya, kulang siya ng opportunity...
03:34We wanted to be here earlier in recognition of Cebu's role as a central node in the Philippine archipelago.
03:42However, I think some logistics issues that stopped us from coming since last year.
03:48We've been wanting to schedule something, but happy that today we managed to get that off the ground.
03:54We have medical missions all over.
03:57I think siya, who's our CSR manager.
04:00And we do also partnerships with the government and other institutions.
04:12So, let me just end with a quote here, no?
04:17From, again, Dr. Luis Gona.
04:19Our long-term vision is clear and unwavering.
04:22A healthier Filipino people with sustainable, equitable access to world-class medicines.
04:26We remain steadfast in our commitment.
04:29No one should be left behind.
04:30So, as I said, we'd like to be seen as being more than just a business.
04:36As a pharmaceutical company and really a partner of the Filipino who has a better life.
04:44Yon.
04:45Next.
04:47So, yeah.
04:49So, proud of this.
05:06See you soon.
05:08Hey.
05:08Yon.
05:15Please.
05:17Take care.
05:21Some users who are experiencing it.
05:24To be alive.
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