Angeles City Mayor Inspects Final Construction Phase of New RLMMC Hospital Building
Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Jon” Lazatin II recently conducted a thorough inspection of the new Rafael Lazatin Memorial Medical Center (RLMMC) building, which is currently in the final stage of construction. This visit marks a significant step toward the facility's completion, as the mayor aims to personally evaluate the project's advancement and verify that all standards are met before it becomes fully operational.
Assessing Progress and Ensuring Quality Standards
During the inspection, Mayor Lazatin emphasized his commitment to assessing the progress of the construction project. He stated that his primary goal is to ensure the facility adheres to strict safety and quality standards, which are crucial for providing reliable healthcare services to the community. The city government has highlighted that this new building is designed to significantly expand the hospital's capacity, thereby improving the delivery of medical services to residents of Angeles City.
Project Origins and Future Impact
The RLMMC project was originally initiated during the term of former mayor, and now First District Representative Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr., underscoring a continued legacy of public service in the Lazatin family. Mayor Lazatin reiterated that the city government is focused on completing the project efficiently while maintaining compliance with all regulatory requirements. Once operational, the new RLMMC building is expected to offer numerous benefits, including additional space for patients, upgraded medical facilities, and enhanced access to healthcare services for Angeleños, contributing to better health outcomes in the region.
