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(PIXABAY / FILE PHOTO)  While CIW did not state in its statement how many prison officers got vaccinated, it said the COVID-19 innoculation was done at the Hulo Integrated School. “To seriously observe the health protocols, the officers were grouped into two batches. The first batch had theirs in the morning and the second batch in the afternoon,” it said. “Our front liners still decided to get vaccinated to help reduce the spread of the virus,” it added.    

(Photo from Mayor Lenlen Oreta Facebook) In a Facebook post, Malabon Mayor Lenlen Oreta said he was “surprised” when he learned that Tricia “was the attending doctor” during the OVP’s “Swab Cab” project in his city. Oreta expressed his gratitude not only to her for her efforts but also to the Robredo family “for the inspiration” they provide. “For us to overcome this pandemic we all have to do our part. Caring for others is another form of cure. Again, thank you VP Leni Robr...

April 05, 2021 ALL travelers from National Capital Region (NCR) and “high-risk” areas have to undergo swab testing for coronavirus disease (Covid-19) before they could enter Tacloban City, Mayor Alfred Romualdez said on Monday, April 5, 2021. “We will require now swabbing or antigen test before they return. We don’t want to be an additional burden to the national government,” said Romualdez. He added that the travel protocol is in response to the new Covid-19 variants spr...

Posted on April 5, 2021 by Blog Feature // 0 Comments 10SHARES Pascual Laboratories, Inc. (PascualLab), one of the most trusted pharmaceutical companies in the Philippines¹, celebrates 75 years in the industry by highlighting the value of care that comes from the family via its campaign “PascualLove: Care begins with family”. Built on a love for fellowmen by founders, chemists, and husband and wife team of Isosceles and Leonora Pascual, PascualLab started as a small laboratory inside th...

By CONSUELO MARQUEZ, GMA News Published April 4, 2021 5:43pm A National Parks Development Committee (NPDC) worker disinfects the steel railing of the Rizal Monument in Rizal Park, Manila on Monday, March 29, 2021, as the National Capital Region and nearby provinces return to an enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) due to a surge in COVID-19 cases. DANNY PATA The national government must set "clear and specific" goals during the extended enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) to avoid repeating...

Published April 4, 2021, 2:45 PM Muntinlupa City has been allotted P442.19 million as fund for the financial assistance or “ayuda” approved by the national government to help the residents affected by the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) in the National Capital Region, Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna and Rizal, or the so-called NCR Plus area.  A Grab rider receives a food box from the Muntinlupa City government (Muntinlupa PIO/MANILA BULLETIN) President Duterte approved the release of P22.91 b...

Over 180,000 families affected by the hard lockdown in the NCR Plus bubble will receive food donations from San Miguel Corporation.

endIndex: Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, March 17) — The country could see increasing COVID-19 cases daily by month-end and by the middle of April, if the upward trend in infections continues, a member of the OCTA Research group warned. From an initial projection of 8,000, OCTA Research Fellow Guido David said the daily infections could reach 11,000 by end-March. This, as the reproduction rate is now at 2.03, which means a person with COVID-19 can easily infect two more people. "Dati mas mab...

March 17, 2021 | 7:39 pm Font Size AAA THE PHILIPPINES has banned foreign travelers and returning Filipinos who are not migrant workers, as it faces a fresh spike in coronavirus infections, according to the Presidential Palace. The National Task Force Against COVID-19 issued a memo on Tuesday ordering agencies to enforce the travel restrictions from Mar. 20 to Apr. 19, presidential spokesman Herminio L. Roque, Jr. said in a statement on Wednesday. “This is in view of the rising COVID...

The Philippines could see 11,000 new COVID-19 cases daily by the end of March, the OCTA Research group said Tuesday as it noted an upward trend in infections.