CEBU CITY – The Cebu Port Authority (CPA) has contributed P500 million to the national treasury to help fund government responses against the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) under the “Bayanihan to Heal as One Act or RA-11469, and support the implementation of the emergency measures to contain its spread and facilitate necessary assistance to cushion the impact of adverse economic disruptions due to COVID-19.
“While CPA is in charge of making sure that cargo and supply chain remains unhampered amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to seek all possible means to support the national efforts and we hope that the amount we shared would be a significant contribution,” CPA General Manager Leonilo Miole said.
Miole went on that no passenger trips inbound and outbound Cebu have been allowed to date due to the enhanced community quarantine , and travel restrictions implemented by the Cebu province and other respective provinces, but the movement and delivery of cargoes and supplies continues in all CPA ports and terminals in the province.
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