PRESIDENT MAURICIO MACRI TODAY VISITED THE NAVAL BUENOS AIRES THE TWO SHIPS SERVED IN THE FLUVIAL HEALTH CAMPAIGN 2019, AND THANKED THE TROOPS WHO PARTICIPATED FOR "JOINTLY SERVE THEIR COMPATRIOTS".
Tuesday June 18, 2019
"We are very proud of the work they have done in the last 40 days," the
head of state during his visit to health Navy ships "City of Zárate" and
Patrolman "King", moored at Naval Station Buenos Aires, located in the
North Basin.
"Thanks to you, more than 3,500 citizens had access to a doctor, a
document," said the President who congratulated by "jointly serve their
compatriots".
During the development of this mission, which ended on June 11 with the
participation of the Navy and the Argentine Army, operational assistance
were made to provide medical and social services to more than 3,500
residents of coastal towns in the provinces of Chaco and Corrientes.
Macri also highlighted the work done by the Armed Forces in coordination
with the Ministry of Social Development, Renaper and Anses. "All together I
still there where Argentines need us to be, especially in that area that
has suffered much the consequences of climate change," he said referring to
the northeast of the country affected by floods.
"On behalf of all Argentines thank you very much and congratulations,"
concluded the president.
Macri was accompanied on his tour by Defense Minister Oscar Aguad, and
Health and Social Development, Carolina Stanley; the head of the Joint
Staff of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Sosa Valley Bari; the heads
of the Navy, Admiral Jose Villán, and the Army, General Claudio Pasqualini;
the Director General of Health of the Navy, Admiral DaríoErmelio Sachett,
and other civil and military authorities.
"We are very proud of the work they have done in the last 40 days," the
head of state during his visit to health Navy ships "City of Zárate" and
Patrolman "King", moored at Naval Station Buenos Aires, located in the
North Basin.
"Thanks to you, more than 3,500 citizens had access to a doctor, a
document," said the President who congratulated by "jointly serve their
compatriots".
During the development of this mission, which ended on June 11 with the
participation of the Navy and the Argentine Army, operational assistance
were made to provide medical and social services to more than 3,500
residents of coastal towns in the provinces of Chaco and Corrientes.
Macri also highlighted the work done by the Armed Forces in coordination
with the Ministry of Social Development, Renaper and Anses. "All together I
still there where Argentines need us to be, especially in that area that
has suffered much the consequences of climate change," he said referring to
the northeast of the country affected by floods.
"On behalf of all Argentines thank you very much and congratulations,"
concluded the president.
Macri was accompanied on his tour by Defense Minister Oscar Aguad, and
Health and Social Development, Carolina Stanley; the head of the Joint
Staff of the Armed Forces, Lieutenant General Sosa Valley Bari; the heads
of the Navy, Admiral Jose Villán, and the Army, General Claudio Pasqualini;
the Director General of Health of the Navy, Admiral DaríoErmelio Sachett,
and other civil and military authorities.