Poor people that are far from cities should get ample patronage, not just in financial difficulties but more so, when it comes to health matters.

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The main reason why citizens in Sitio Mapatong like Leni Pano, rely on the accessible herb medications from nature, is because they are out of reach by the community doctors and far from facilities that could help them be cured.

 

They cannot be even visited by those who give free drugs for relevant diseases in the population because their location do not have fine road ways to go.

Moreover, the spaces they have in their small community do not have a sanitary place for medical missions.

But these things should not hinder the right of those indigenous people to gain their living necessities.

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In fact, they are the primary individuals that should receive such, considering the fact that they are in need and the most who cannot afford to eat three meals everyday and go for regular check-ups when they are sick.

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The problem here is that the government seems not bothered with this situation, because if they are fully sentient of what is happening to these natives, DOH would hand ways to help them.

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If the presence of the strong support from the administration is really present, then there should be promotion of the contributions laid by these aeta.

They would receive the recognition for having the endurance in their difficult situation.

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Thus, if the upper hands really know that their responsibilities do not just involve poverty, corruption, crimes, and many more issues, they would know how and what to act in this current situation.