President Rodrigo Duterte visited injured soldiers in the AFP Medical Center in Cazón City. Nel Maribó will tell us why live. Go Ednell. Check out 313 in the afternoon. President Rodrigo Duterte arrived here at the AFP Medical Center in Cazón City. He visited more than 60 injured soldiers and asked for their help. One of the soldiers, second lieutenant Jerome Mahuba, who is now totally blind in this right eye due to IED blast injuries during glaring operations, became emotional and had the president and gave a snappy salute to the commander. In chief, the president responded to Mahuba and advised him not to lose hope. Every injured soldier got a chance to face and talk to the president after the patient's president Duterte is now with about 500 active soldiers in the present. In its fishy promise to offend their name, particularly in the hospital. President Duterte said he wants to construct a new building for the AFP Medical Center and a purist state of the art medical equipment for the soldiers' needs. He also emphasized that there will be changes on internal procedures of the hospital in a shirt, that there will be no compromise on the life of the soldiers. Table. Yes, thank you, Nell and Marie Boehaw for your report reporting live from Cazón City.