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Vice President Leni Robredo on Monday, Jan. 3, announced that her Swab Cab free antigen testing in high-risk areas will restart this week as the country experiences a fresh surge of COVID-19 cases. OVP’s Swab Cab (Photo from VP Leni Robredo via Facebook) In a tweet, Robredo said that her office

The Ospital ng Malabon will be closed for outpatient and non-COVID-19 cases starting Jan. 2-4, the Malabon City government announced on Saturday, Jan.1. This is due to disinfection and swab testings that will be conducted in the hospital after 19 medical frontliners tested positive for COVID-19. T

Daniel and Kathryn are waiting for something to happen, maybe in May, maybe sooner, maybe later, maybe never.

Fresh from her disaster relief operations in the Visayas and Mindanao region, presidential aspirant Vice President Leni Robredo revisited her office’s pandemic response initiatives last year. OVP staff and volunteers pack medical supplies for their COVID-19 response project in Palawan (Photo from

Business owners in Malabon City can apply for the renewal of their business license and Mayor’s permit starting Jan. 3 up to Jan. 20. According to the statement of the 100% Pusong Malabon on Facebook, the application of business license and mayor's permit will be entertained at the Oreta Sports Cen

It’s a New Year and it is difficult to accept that the pandemic and surges are still among the opening topics for the year.

Follow this thread for updates on COVID-19 risk levels, safety measures, and data from Metro Manila's local government units. Photo: The STAR/Michael Varcas

(DR. GUIDO DAVID / TWITTER) The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) risk of the cities of Manila and San Juan increased over the past week to "moderate risk," independent research group OCTA said on Tuesday, Dec. 28. In its update via Twitter, OCTA research fellow Dr. Guido David said that Metro Manila

5 Metro Manila LGUs remain at ‘very low risk,’ 2 at ‘moderate risk’

(File photo) MANILA - The National Capital Region (NCR) is under the low-risk classification for coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) with an increase in its average number of new cases in the recent week, the OCTA Research Group said Tuesday. In its latest report, the group noted NCR's average of new infections for the period of December 21 to 27 is 126 - 49 cases higher than that of December 14 to 20 at 77. "The incidence or ADAR (average daily attack rate) was 0.89 per day per 100,000...