Gov't documentaries focus on frontliners against COVID-19 - Manila Bulletin

The production of the documentary series, dubbed “Laging Handa Dokyu,” is part of the commitment of the Presidential Communications Operations Office to highlight the heroic deeds of the frontliners while informing the public about efforts to contain the illness, according to Secretary Martin Andanar.

The second episode, which gives a glimpse into the operations of SM Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay City, now converted into COVID-19 mega swabbing facility, will be aired on state television and related social media pages at 9:30 p.m. Sunday. PCOO Assistant Secretary JV Arcena, the project production head and executive producer, said the second episode will feature a “first-hand perspective” on swab testing to determine if one is infected with the coronavirus. The documentary will also recognize the crucial role of health workers and other frontliners in curbing the spread of the disease.

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