Prime Infra, through its corporate social arm, Prime Infra Foundation, provided urgent relief assistance to communities in the provinces of Cavite, Laguna, Pampanga, and Rizal, affected by the heavy rains due to recent tropical cyclones and enhanced southwest monsoon.
The assistance, which ran from July 22 to 29, reached more than 10,000 beneficiaries who received relief packs containing rice, noodles, coffee, and canned goods.
The relief operation was carried out through the efforts of the Foundation and Prime Infra’s business units: Prime Waste Solutions (PWS) Pampanga, Prime Solar, Ahunan Power Inc., Olympia Violago Water and Power Inc. (OVWPI), and WawaJVCo Inc. More than 200 volunteers—composed of employees, community members, and local government representatives—were mobilized for the relief effort.
The communities covered by the relief assistance included Barangays Planas, Camias, Pio, and Calantas in Pampanga; Barangays Baño, Burgos, Taft, Rizal, Gonzales, and Tavera in Pakil, and Paete in Laguna; and Barangay San Rafael in Montalban, Barangay Pintong Bukawe in San Mateo and Barangay Calawis in Antipolo, Rizal.
Also in Rizal, hot meals and ready-to-eat snacks were provided to evacuees at evacuation centers, ensuring their nutritional needs were promptly met during the storm.
Prime Infra also extended relief assistance to Barangays Pantihan II & III and Talipusngo in Maragondon, Cavite, as well as Barangays Pinagsanhan A & B, which are located near the river and coastal areas. The assistance helped residents secure food supplies, as some were unable to work and obtain food on their own because of the continuous heavy rains.
Prime Infra Foundation also turned over more than 18,000 medicines and multivitamins to the provincial government of Laguna, in support of its program to make maintenance medicines more accessible to residents, especially among senior citizens.
Beyond providing immediate aid, Prime Infra Foundation supports communities through various initiatives and programs aimed at strengthening community preparedness and resilience.