CoinEx Charity achieved another milestone in its "Bridge to Hope” campaign by successfully deploying its third Starlink unit in the Municipality of Agoncillo, Batangas Province. This deployment underscores the organization’s commitment to supporting communities in need, particularly those impacted by natural disasters.
The Starlink unit was formally received by Agoncillo’s Mayor, Atty. Cinderella Valenton-Reyes, and Tourism Officer, Charlyn Dela Luna. Agoncillo, one of the hardest-hit areas during Typhoon Kristine, faced severe challenges as the calamity severed internet connectivity and destroyed the vital bridge connecting the municipality to surrounding areas. With communication lines down, residents struggled to access crucial information and resources during the typhoon’s aftermath.
Mayor Atty Cinderella Reyes Video Message:
Rebuilding connections post-typhoon
The deployment of the Starlink unit marks a turning point for Agoncillo, which has been striving to rebuild after the devastation of Typhoon Kristine. Starlink’s satellite internet technology ensures a reliable connection even in remote and disaster-prone areas, enabling Agoncillo’s residents to communicate and access vital services.
CoinEx Charity’s ongoing mission
CoinEx Charity’s initiative to provide Starlink units in disaster-affected areas reflects its vision of leveraging blockchain and advanced technologies to empower underserved communities. With deployments in other parts of Batangas already showing significant benefits, the organization remains committed to expanding its outreach.
Through partnerships with local governments and community leaders, CoinEx Charity aims to create a lasting impact by bridging the digital divide and fostering resilience against future calamities.
The deployment in Agoncillo not only reaffirms CoinEx Charity’s dedication to humanitarian causes but also sets a benchmark for how technology can be a force for good in times of need. PR