St. Ignatius' Free Medicine For The Poor! (edited)

The Parish Pastoral Council of St. Ignatius of Loyola Parish, Capul, N. Samar has allotted a portion of its fund for free medicines for the less fortunate brothers and sisters in the Parish. Although this is very limited, many of the poor are already benefiting from this program. May we ask all you who are willing to support this to send your donations to the parish account in DBP ---

Capul Parish Pastoral Council
5-19338-725-0

And/or please contact Fr. Anelito G. Cesista (Parish Priest)
0921-3373299


Bulung-na si San Ignacio Para si Mga Anggana!

I parish pastoral council si parukya-na si san Ignacio de Loyola, Capul, N. Samar, ag'aradda pag'ala diki'it kantidad tikang si pundu-na mga iya para pammalli mga bulung si mga gana' gayod pangngaya-na pagballi nga mga kabugtu'an-ta si pagtu'o sallod si parukya. Bisan kon bali to kadiki'it, malabbat na mga a'a i magpakaprubitsar na dina sito pruyikto.Agpalako kunta kami' si mga a'a nga intrisado pagbulig sito nga pabawa-na na hamok mga iya i mga donasyon-na si account-na si parokya si DBP ---

Capul Parish Pastoral Council
5-19338-725-0

O ma'in ngani kuntaku-bi na hamok si Padre Anelito G. Cesista
(kura paruko) si numiro 0921-3373299

Additional info:

For those who want to donate medicines, the following are those which are regularly needed.


Quantity

Description

30

Paracetamol drops 15 mL

30

Paracetamol syrup 125/60

5

Paracetamol tab 500mg – 100's

2

Mefenamic acid 250mg 100’s

3

Mefenamic 500mg – 100’s

3

Oral Rehydration Salt – 25’s

55

Amoxicillin drops 10mL

55

Amoxicillin syrup 125/60mL

5

Amoxicillin cap 500mg – 100’s

40

Cotrimoxazole syrup 200/40-60mL / 400/80mL

3

Cotrimoxazole tab forte 800mg – 100’s

20

Cloxacillin susp 125/60mL

2

Cloxacillin cap 500mg – 100’s

30

Ambroxol drops 15mL

30

Ambroxol syrup 15/60mL

2

Ambroxol tab 30mg – 100’s

20

Salbutamol syrup 2/60mL

1

Salbutamol tab 2mg – 100’s

1

Ambroxol tab 30mg – 100’s

1

Mefenamic acid 250mg – 100’s

15

Amoxicillin drops 10mL

5

MMT+Iron Cap – 100’s (Multivitamins)

1

Salbutamol tab 2mg – 100’s

2

Metoprolol tab 50mg – 100’s

15

Amoxicillin syrup 125/60 mL

35

MMT HUGS syrup 60mL (multivitamins)


Comments

  1. atto aryoJanuary 26, 2009 at 7:02 PM

    Jed, alayun pag tilaw kas Fr. Cesista kun pwede kuno agpabawa namok mga bulong. Kun pwede, paki palista kun ay mga bulunga. Salamat. aryo

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  2. UnknownJanuary 26, 2009 at 8:48 PM

    cge kuya, antext na hamok ako ari...

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  3. AnonymousJanuary 30, 2009 at 12:23 PM

    What kind of medications do they need? Is there some kind of doctor's orders or prescriptions? Let me know. Thanks...

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  4. AnonymousSeptember 3, 2009 at 6:08 AM

    kamakamimingaw si capul!

    ReplyDelete

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