PCSO allots P477M for new transport vehicles for patients

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) has allocated P477 million for 225 new Patient Transport Vehicles (PTVs) to be used by local government units (LGUs) for medical purposes. | ManilaBulletin READ:

Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office contract signing with Toyota Otis, Inc. worth P477 million for 225 new Patient Transport Vehicles .

In a post on Sunday, June 25, PCSO announced that it signed a contract with Toyota Otis, Inc. for the new vehicles.

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