BAMBOL PINASALAMATAN ANG ST. LUKE’S – BGC SA LIBRENG ACL OPERASYON KAY OLYMPIAN CATANTAN
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NAGPAABOT ng pasasalamat si Philippine Olympic Committee (POC) President Abraham ‘ Bambol’ Tolentino sa pamunuan ng St.Luke’s Medical Center -Global City sa kanilang pag-extend ng libreng oprasyon sa ating Filipina fencer na lumahok sa nakaraang Olimpiyada. Bagama’t ito ay nasapawan ang gawaing makabayan ng lahat ng accolades at festivities para kina double gold medalist Carlos Yulo at bronze medalist boxers Nesthy Petecio at Aira Villegas tulad ng noble contribution ng St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City para ss ikatatagumpay ng Team Philippines sa nakaraang Paris 2024 Olympics.
Ang tanyag na sports medicine expert na si Dr. Jose Raul Canlas at St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City magkatuwang sa paglapat ng medical treatment kay fencer Samantha Catantan na may ruptured left anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) kamakalawa lang—ng libre nang malaman ng pamunuan ng ospital na siya ay isang Olympian.
“POC president Abraham “Bambol” Tolentino thanked St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City for its noble contribution to Philippine sports”, wika ni Dr.Jose Raul Canlas.
“Sam, just like the rest of our athletes, is a national treasure, regardless of whether she medaled in her Olympic debut or not in Paris,” said Tolentino, na pinasalamatan din si Canlas, president ng national surfing association, for his valuable help for the Paris Olympian”, wika ni POC prexy / Tagaytay City Mayor ( Cong.) Bambol.
Sa natanggap na suporta ni Catantan, 22, kanya namang pinasalamatan ang St. Luke’s Medical Center-Global City sa pamumuno ni CEO & president Dennis Serrano, Canlas at POC sa kanilang all-out support at prayers para sa matagumpay na surgery .
“Thank you to St. Luke’s, Doc Canlas and the POC, [Tagaytay City] Mayor Tolentino for helping me,” ani Catantan
“The POC and Filipino athletes are very thankful to St. Luke’s and Doc Canlas for showing their generous side when our athletes need it most,” ani pa Tolentino . “This is very beneficial to our Olympians. Free medical fees and other charges.” (Danny Simon)