because of its highly questionable anthropological and historical basis, the story can be best understood as simply etiological. It gives witness to the cultural, ethnographical and historical relationship between the people of south Samar and the eastern seaboard of Leyte. Likewise, stories of the image missing in Buscada and turning up in Kankabatok aided to this decision of honoring this relationship. The Basey Flotilla bearing the church and government leaders goes on a fluvial procession along San Pedro Bay. A budyong (shell) call announces the sight of the flotilla off Kankabatok Bay. Sangyaw Festival Sangyaw is an archaic Waray word which means to herald the news. The Sangyaw Festival was created by Imelda Marcos in the 1980s. The festival was revived in 2008 by her nephew, current city mayor Alfred Romualdez. The Sangyaw Festival invites contingents of different performing groups of various festivals in the country to compete in this side of the region. Cash prizes and trophies are at stake as the Sangyaw Festival grooms itself to be a big festival to watch out in the succeeding years. Transportation Tacloban is served by air, multicabs, taxis, jeepneys, buses, tricycles and pedicabs. The city host the Daniel Z. Romualdez Airport. The New Transport Terminal of Tacloban City or New Bus Terminal located in Abucay district serves as the land transportation hub to and from various points in the region. The San Juanico Bridge connects the city to the town of Santa Rita in Samar. Healthcare As the regional center of Eastern Visayas, Tacloban offers a range of healthcare services. There are a number of hospitals and other medical institutions serving the city's population. Public hospitals Eastern Visayas Medical Center (EVMC) Tacloban City Hospital Private hospitals ACE Medical Center Tacloban (near Robinsons Marasbaras) Divine Word Hospital (owned by the Benedictine Sisters) Our Mother of Mercy Hospital (owned by the Religious Sisters of Mercy) Remedios Trinidad Romualdez Hospital (owned by the RTR Medical Foundation) Tacloban Doctors Medical Center (owned by a group of locally prominent doctors) Education Tacloban has a variety of educational institutions both public and private. Notable institutions include: University of the Philippines Visayas Tacloban College Leyte Normal University Eastern Visayas State University Holy Infant College Holy Spirit Foundation College, Inc. Holy Virgin of Salvacion Foundation College, Inc. ABE International Business College Tacloban ACLC College of Tacloban AMA College Tacloban (currently located in nearby Palo, Leyte) Asia Pacific Career College