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SunStar File photo June 09, 2021 THE implementation of the "No movement Sunday" and food and medicine (FM) pass are not yet being considered by the Davao City Government for now. "Murag wala mana siya, so far, wala tay consideration pa (So far, it is not being considered) under the Covid-19 Task Force, wala pay (there is still no) proposal or resolution to restore the FM pass or no movement on Sunday," City Health Office (CHO) Acting Head Dr. Ashley Lopez said in an interview on 87...

3rd Interim Bus System route to operate soon

Magsaysay Park to become swab site

13 Davao City employees positive for coronavirus

DAVAO CITY - The Department of Health Davao Center for Health Development recorded 317 new cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the whole region on Wednesday, May 26. Based on the DOH Regional Situation Update on COVID-19, 154 new cases were from Davao City, 67 from Davao del Norte, 39 from D

Drive-thru swab site sets limit due to lack of manpower, test vials

Pawikan of the gulf

Published April 28, 2021, 2:42 PM DAVAO CITY – The Public Safety Security Command Center (PSSCC) reported Wednesday that 130 illegal structures constructed on dikes on the Davao River in Barangay 76-A Bucana here have been demolished to protect residents from the dangers of flooding. DISMANTLED — Illegal structures constructed on river dikes on the Davao River have been dismantled. (Photo courtesy of the city government of Davao / MANILA BULLETIN) PSSCC head retired Police Lt. Col. Angel Su...

SunStar GLAMPING. Sneak peek of TSH’s glamping tents. (Contributed photo) PANDEMIC ROAD TRIP. The author’s first road trip a year after the start of the Covid-19 pandemic is at Taglucop Strawberry Hills (TSH), a strawberry plantation cum family-friendly resort, situated in Kitaotao, Bukidnon. (Contributed photo) TINY HOUSE LIVING. Being fans of the hit show “Tiny House Nation,” it is a dream come true to try tiny house living at The Red Barn Davao. (Contributed photo) MASSIVE MEMORIES. ...

Environmental groups push for disaster-resilient policies