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Cordilleran Cop Carries Water Tank to Remote School in Mountain Province

Cordilleran cop carries a water tank on a long hike to a remote Mountain Province school as part of Brigada Eskwela.

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A Cordilleran police officer recently gained attention by transporting a water tank to Maducayan Elementary School as part of the Brigada Eskwela program. This effort highlights the broader initiative to prepare schools for the new academic year. The water tank, typically used for essential services, represents the special support provided by local law enforcement.

The Importance of the Water Tank

The water tank will be used by Maducayan Elementary School to meet its daily needs. A reliable water supply is crucial for maintaining cleanliness and functionality. This addition will help the school keep its facilities in good condition and provide a better learning environment for students.

Overcoming Challenges: Transportation by Foot

Maducayan is a barangay in the municipality of Natonin, Mountain Province, known for its remote location and challenging terrain. Due to limited vehicle access, transporting the water tank required considerable effort. The Cordilleran police officer, along with other volunteers from the Natonin Municipal Police Station (MPS) and the Civilian Armed Auxiliary (CAA) from Saliok Patrol Base, had to carry the tank by foot, demonstrating their dedication and determination.

Local Law Enforcement's Role

The involvement of the Cordilleran police officer and other personnel from the Natonin MPS and the CAA illustrates the various ways local authorities contribute to community projects. Their participation in Brigada Eskwela and the provision of the water tank reflect their commitment to improving the educational environment.

The Concept of Binnadang

The effort to deliver the water tank by foot highlights the concept of "Binnadang," an Igorot cultural value representing the spirit of cooperation in the community. This traditional value underscores how people come together to tackle challenges and support each other. By overcoming logistical hurdles to provide essential resources, local authorities exemplify this spirit, which plays a vital role in community development.

Recognizing Their Efforts

Kudos to the Cordilleran police officer, the Natonin Municipal Police Station (MPS) personnel, and the Civilian Armed Auxiliary (CAA) from Saliok Patrol Base for their remarkable dedication. Their hard work and perseverance in transporting the water tank and supporting Maducayan Elementary School exemplify the strength of community cooperation and the commitment to making a difference.

Maducayan, with a population of 257 according to the 2020 Census, represents 2.49% of Natonin's total population. The support from local authorities in such initiatives showcases their dedication to improving the community, despite the challenges of its remote location.

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