Discovery Primea donates fire truck to Makati City.



Discovery Primea, one of the luxury hotels of homegrown hospitality group The Discovery Leisure Company, recently donated a fire truck unit to the Makati City as part of its corporate social responsibility initiatives.

Through the said donation, Discovery Primea aims to support the Makati City LGU in serving the needs of its constituents, particularly in times of emergencies such as fires.

Onhand to accept the donation are Disaster Commander Richie Rodriguez and City Legal Officer Michael Camiña (leftmost and 2nd from left) from Makati City with Managing Director Romualdo Macaset and Assistant Managing Director Simon Ong (3rd from right and rightmost) from JTKC Land, Inc.

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