“Doshin-Bayanihan” sa pagitan ng Philippine Air Force at Japan Air Self-Defense Force, naging matagumpay

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00:00The 5-day Doshin Bayadihan was a success.

00:03A bilateral training in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief

00:08between the Philippine Air Force and Japan Air Self-Defense Force.

00:12This is the story of Jesse Atienza of PTV Cebu.

00:20In the first opportunity,

00:22this C-130 from Japan landed at Brigadier General Benito Evwen Air Base.

00:29There are more than 30 Japan Air Self-Defense Force.

00:33They will be the spearhead of the Philippine Air Force

00:38for the training in humanitarian assistance and disaster relief.

00:44On the last day of the training,

00:46some media people were given the opportunity

00:49to cover one of the important simulation exercises.

00:54The C-130 is currently on the way to Tacloban City from Mactan-Cebu Air Base.

01:07What they are doing is the actual airdrop simulation

01:12of supplies for their relief and disaster operations.

01:20Copy that, thank you, thank you.

01:22The personnel are waiting downstairs

01:24to monitor the supplies and equipment that will be dropped.

01:30Later.

01:38The supplies and equipment are being dropped one by one

01:42from the C-130 of Japan and the Philippines.

01:45There's nothing left, there's nothing left to say.

01:49The personnel of the Philippine Air Force were immediately retrieved.

01:53It means that the low-cost, low-altitude airdrop was successful.

01:58So, as you can see, our country is an archipelagic country.

02:02We all need a lot of help from people.

02:06And of course, we can't do it alone.

02:10Especially, we are always affected by the typhoon.

02:13So, we really need their help and at the same time

02:16for us also to enhance our capability

02:21for us to serve our nation

02:26and address all the immediate needs of our countrymen

02:30in terms of disaster.

02:34I think that this training

02:36was a very good training

02:41to enhance the capabilities of Japan and the Philippines.

02:45I think that we don't have a bigger task

02:49than building an environment for each other.

02:52If I dare to say,

02:54I think there is a language barrier for communication,

02:58but I think that it is not a bigger problem

03:02than building an environment for each other.

03:05The two aircraft also conducted

03:07their Mass Casualty Rescue Operations

03:10where they shared their best practices.

03:14This is an indication of the continuous strengthening

03:17of the relationship and cooperation

03:19between the Philippines and Japan.

03:21From PTV Sabu,

03:23Jesse Atienza for Pambansang TV

03:26in Bagong, Philippines.

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