Corruption in LGUs: Why medicines are inaccessible
by Buena Bernal
11/03/2013
MANILA, Philippines â€" Gabriel Casuga had always wanted to become a doctor. But not just any doctor.
After watching on national television the life story of former Senator Juan Flavier â€" who himself was a doctor serving in the barrios (rural villages) prior to becoming Health Secretary â€" Casuga resolved to serve the barrios as well.
A fresh graduate from medical school at that time, he was deployed to the town of San Jorge in Samar. But his supposedly two-year service in the town was cut short after a perceived threat from the municipal mayor.
by Buena Bernal
11/03/2013
MANILA, Philippines â€" Gabriel Casuga had always wanted to become a doctor. But not just any doctor.
After watching on national television the life story of former Senator Juan Flavier â€" who himself was a doctor serving in the barrios (rural villages) prior to becoming Health Secretary â€" Casuga resolved to serve the barrios as well.
A fresh graduate from medical school at that time, he was deployed to the town of San Jorge in Samar. But his supposedly two-year service in the town was cut short after a perceived threat from the municipal mayor.











































