by Lovell Gepte Juliano
The Aklan Electric Cooperative, Inc., is now conducting information dissemination and edu-cational campaign dubbed: Brigada Electric Check “Safety and Reliability” to some secondary level schools throughout its coverage area for the whole month of July.
The Malinao School for Philippine Craftsmen and Numancia Integrated School are the first schools oriented on the said info drive. AKELCO Training Unit of the HR/IDD department prepared a Video documentary showing the harmful effects of Climate Change. They will also orient teachers and students on the AKELCO History, Current Power Situation, Electrical Safety and Energy Conservation.
The drive is part of the national activities on the forthcoming International Convention on Rural Electrification (I-CORE) in August as AKELCO’s way of celebrating the 40th Foundation Anniversary of the National Electrification Administration (NEA) with the theme “Kuryente Ay Kailangan Para Sa Maunlad Na Sambayanan”, in partnership with the 119 electric cooperatives that continue to light up homes by pursuing the mandate of total electrification.
NEA’s grand com-memoration also coin-cides on the National Electrification Awareness Month declared recently by virtue of Executive Proclamation No. 1743.
Moreover, the chosen schools where AKELCO will conduct Brigada Electric Check campaign include Buruanga National High School, Pandan National Vocational School, Ondoy National H.S., Tangalan National H.S., Linabuan National H.S., Batan National H.S., Altavas National H.S., Madalag National H.S., and Balabag National High School.This activity is in coordination with the Secondary Schools Division, DepEd-Aklan as part of the Brigada Eskwela program of the national government. The team is expected to finish the scheduled information drive until the end of July. /MP
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