TAG Resort Coron awarded a Certificate of Recognition to the Philippine Navy for their swift response to a medical emergency at the resort in December 2024. The recognition ceremony highlighted the need for improved healthcare infrastructure in Coron, Palawan, as a renowned international destination.
TAG Resort Coron, in a ceremony held on January 22, 2025 at the Philippine Navy Headquarters, awarded a Certificate of Recognition to the Philippine Navy for their swift response during a medical emergency at the resort in December 2024.
Stephen Rey Tagud, Managing Director of TAG Resort Coron, presented the Certificate of Recognition to Vice Admiral Jose Ma Ambrosio Q. Ezpeleta, Flag Officer in Command, along with Rear Admiral Alan M. Javier, Rear Admiral Juario C. Marayag, Commodore Ireneo D. Battung, and the team involved in the operation.The event was also graced by TAG Resort Coron’s Chairman of the Board of Directors, Sulficio O. Tagud, Jr., and Capt. Ross Sarmiento, the resort’s Head of Security.
The recognition ceremony also highlighted the pressing need for improved healthcare infrastructure in Coron. As a renowned international destination, the municipality currently faces significant challenges in responding to medical emergencies due to the lack of advanced medical facilities.
The Philippine Navy on the other hand is grateful for the recognition. “The Philippine Navy remains ready to serve wherever and whenever needed,” says Vice Admiral Ezpeleta.
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