Question & AnswerQ&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 546)
These dates mark the period during which the Philippine Cancer Society is authorized to conduct its national educational, membership, and fund drive.
The society was authorized because cancer is a major cause of death in the Philippines and the society needed funds to improve and expand its diagnostic, detection, and information dissemination services.
The main activities include educational efforts, membership recruitment, and fund raising.
No, the proclamation calls upon all citizens and residents of the Philippines, regardless of nationality, race, or creed, to assist in the campaign.
The Executive Secretary, Juan C. Pajo, certifies and attests to the proclamation as indicated by his signature on the document.
The focus is on cancer prevention and eventual eradication as a public health concern.
It seeks generous financial support and active assistance from all citizens and residents to help make the campaign successful.