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THE Department of Health (DOH) announced over the weekend that it has raised a Code White Alert for the Holy Week, ensuring that medical personnel and staff will be on standby to accept and treat patients at hospitals nationwide. Likewise, the DOH reminded motorists to be more patient and to…

Stay safe this Holy Week! The Department of Health (DOH) has raised the Code White Alert from March 24 to March 31. Health facilities and personnel are prepared for any emergencies as Filipinos travel to provinces, tourist spots, and places of worship. Hospitals are on standby to provide immediate care. Take precautionary measures such as staying hydrated, avoiding prolonged heat exposure, and being aware of emerging diseases. Let's make Holy Week 2024 a healthy and safe one.

In preparation for the annual Feast of the Black Nazarene on January 9, 2024, the Department of Health (DOH) has raised the Code White Alert in all hospitals in the National Capital Region (NCR).

MANILA, Philippines: The Department of Health (DoH) on Friday said it will place all of its hospitals in Metro Manila on Code White Alert starting this Saturday, Jan. 6, 2024, in preparation for the annual Feast of the Black Nazarene on Tuesday, January 9.

The injuries as of the end of 2023 is 70% more than those recorded in the same period the previous year

Stay Informed: DOH Extends Code White Alert to January 4, 2024 The Department of Health ensures hospitals and healthcare facilities nationwide will remain on Code White Alert beyond New Year's Day. Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa assures readiness for any untoward incidents during the holiday season. Code White Alert signifies enhanced hospital preparedness for potential mass casualty incidents, with increased resources and staff allocation. Learn more about the Code Alert System. (HDT/Sun...

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All hospitals in the country are now under Code White Alert in line with the upcoming festivities or events welcoming the New Year, the Department of Health said.

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