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Typhoid cases up 103%; 1 new death reported in Negros Oriental

Negros Oriental Assistant Provincial Health Officer Dr. Liland Estacion. (PNA file photo) DUMAGUETE CITY -The Provincial Health Office (PHO) on Friday reported that typhoid fever cases in Negros Oriental increased by more than 100 percent with one death based on their latest weekly monitoring report. Dr. Liland Estacion, Assistant Provincial Health Officer, told the Philippine News Agency that based on a report from the Provincial Epidemiology Surveillance Unit (PESU), the province logged a total of 288 cases and four deaths from Jan. 1 to Aug. 27, this year. The figure is 103 percent higher than the 142 cases with no death recorded during the same period last year. Guihulngan City has the highest number of typhoid fever cases at 77; Bayawan City, 29; Dumaguete City, 26; Ayungon, 22; Sta. Catalina, 18; and Canlaon City, 16. The rest of the towns and cities had fewer than 15 cases except for San Jose and Pamplona which had zero cases. Estacion reiterated her call to the public to boil t

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COVID-19 fatalities mostly unvaccinated – PHO

BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Majority of COVID-19 deaths this month in Negros Occidental were unvaccinated persons, disclosed Assistant Provincial Health Officer

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Philippines: Negros Oriental reports a near doubling of typhoid fever

Philippines: Negros Oriental reports a near doubling of typhoid fever
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NegOr guv calls on mayors to ramp up vax drive

LOW VAX RATE. The province of Negros Oriental continues to report a low turnout in the vaccination rollout against Covid-19. Gov. Pryde Henry Teves has urged mayors to help ramp up the campaign as they are the ones who are directly in touch with their constituents. (PNA file photo) DUMAGUETE CITY - Amid a low vaccination turnout against coronavirus disease (Covid-19), an official on Thursday said Negros Oriental Gov. Pryde Henry Teves wants the mayors to help ramp up the campaign in their localities. Provincial Legal Officer Ronel Depalubos, Teves' spokesperson, said the governor believes that the local chief executives are in the best position to help the province achieve its target in the vaccination rollout. "Governor Teves wants the campaign to start with the mayors because they have the direct touch with the people," Depalubos said in mixed English and Cebuano. He also highlighted the need to improve the information and dissemination campaign to convince people about

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NegOr reports sharp increase in Covid-19 infections

RISING CASES. The number of Covid-19 cases in Negros Oriental has quadrupled as of July 19, 2022, according to a health official in the province. The Provincial Health Office is urging people to get vaccinated and avail of boosters as a protection against the coronavirus. (PNA file photo) DUMAGUETE CITY - The number of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases in Negros Oriental has quadrupled over the past weeks, a provincial health official here said on Tuesday. Dr. Liland Estacion, Assistant Provincial Health Officer, told the Philippine News Agency the situation is becoming a concern as many people still refuse to have themselves vaccinated against Covid-19. "The presence of Covid-19 here is real, this is not a joke, and the cases continue to rise even if they are just in small numbers," she said in mixed English and Cebuano. As of July 18, Estacion said her office recorded a total of 41 active Covid-19 cases. She believes there are more infections than the reported numbe

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