“Nakita nato in barely three months naa nata’y 4,000 sobra nga mga miyembro and clients, usahay naga full capacity gyud ta. It goes to show that relevant kaayo hangtod karon ang atoang library,” Enoc said in an interview over Davao City Disaster Radio.
She said for the library card, they process around 200 applicants daily.
Enoc, however, admitted that they have experienced delays in the release of the 100-peso card for a while but the application and release for the same card continue.
DCLIC has recently received visitors from representatives of local government offices from as far Calamba in Laguna, Palawan, and General Santos, for benchmarking.
“We are always on our toes because we have many visitors,” Enoc said.
She also announced that DCLIC is waiting for the Department of Education (DepEd) to approve the Book Mobile services for schools.
Enoc invites Davaoeños, especially senior citizens, to visit the DCLIC.
Enoc assures the public that the library regularly undergoes sanitation to ensure that the place is always ready and hygienic for visitors.
Photos from DCLIC
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