DUMAGUETE CITY, Negros Oriental (PIA) -- Transporting passengers was the sole source of income in the past for the 80 members of Metro Dumaguete Motorcab Operators and Driver’s Association (MEDUMODA). However, with the livelihood assistance from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), the drivers’ group now has their own machine shop and services business. MEDUMODA president Rolando Anadon said the group received jigs, materials, and equipment worth P1 million from DOLE. “Over 30 years of driving, kini na business dugay na namong gihandom na gihatag sa gobyerno na nakatabang kaayo namo,” said Anadon. (In over 30 years of driving, we have long dreamt of putting up this business, and now the government has helped us realize it.) He said they would no longer have to suffer from the high prices that they used to incur when availing of the services from the other machine shops. “Dako kaayo among kalipay sa tabang, ug nagpasalamat kami sa Dole sa pagsalig kanamo niin...