Makati City will shoulder the expenses for the cremation of patients who died from the coronavirus disease. | khallareINQ
In a statement, Makati City Mayor Abby Binay said that the city inked a partnership with a private company that would provide crematory machines to the city.Under the memorandum of agreement between the city government and the company, the firm will manage crematory procedures for one year.
NewLife will also help the city in building a temporary crematorium at the Makati Park and Garden, the mayor stated.
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