May 24, 2004
Press Release
May 24, 2004 Press Release |
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| Luisa Quitugua, front row,4th from left, resident manager of Uno Moda Corp., and Moses Fejeran, resident manager of Neo Fashion Inc., hand over the checks totaling $800 to officials and members of CNMI Safe & Sober Foundation for the "Buckle-Up America/Buckle-Up CNMI Program." Quitugua and Fejeran are with the Saipan Garment Manufacturers Association's resident managers committee. |
The Saipan Garment Manufacturers Association donated $800 to the CNMI Safe & Sober Foundation for the “Buckle-Up America/Buckle-Up CNMI Program.”
The Safe & Sober Foundation has been coordinating with students from local high schools, the Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) and public safety officials for a safer CNMI roadways.
Luisa Quitugua and Moses Fejeran of the SGMA Resident Managers Committee presented the Safe & Sober Foundation contingency a check during the Northern Marianas Alliance for Safety & Health (NMASH) training exercise at Dai Ichi Hotel held on May 21, 2004.
NMASH also supports recently re-introduced legislation to limit the amount
of windshield tinting in all vehicles on CNMI roadways as another move to
make safer CNMI roads for pedestrians.