Maker of Hand Sanitizing Machines in Cobb Schools Files for Bankruptcy
The maker of hand-sanitizing machines used by the Cobb County School District filed for bankruptcy this month.
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The maker of hand-sanitizing machines used by the Cobb County School District filed for bankruptcy this month.
DOH IN ACTION. An official of the Department of Health in Bicol urges students, parents, and teachers to get vaccinated against Covid-19 during the demand generation activity in this undated photo. The DOH also encouraged the fully vaccinated individuals to get booster shots. (Photo courtesy of DOH-5) LEGAZPI CITY - The Department of Health in Bicol (DOH-5) has conducted "demand generation activities" to encourage more residents to get vaccinated as the region logged increase of Covid-19 cases. Noemi Bron, DOH-Bicol Health and Promotion chief, said the activity is to inform the publi...
SAFETY SEAL. DTI officials led by its Cebu director Rosa Mae Quinanola hands over safety seal certification to two branches of Isuzu in Cebu on Wednesday (March 2, 2022) at the DTI-Cebu provincial office. To ensure continuous observance of health protocols, the DTI-Cebu issued a total of 159 new certifications since May 2021 and 22 renewals approved since December 2021. (Photo courtesy of DTI-Cebu) CEBU CITY - As Cebu province is put under Alert Level 2, the Department of Trade and Industry continues to issue safety seal certification to establishments to ensure compliance with the minimum hea...
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Bishop Joel Baylon of the Diocese of Legazpi (File photo) LEGAZPI CITY - Bishop Joel Baylon of the Diocese of Legazpi on Thursday issued an updated guideline on church activities as a measure to help prevent a surge of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). Based on Diocesan Circular No. 2, Series of 2022, parishes must follow the 30-percent church capacity from the previous 50 percent. "We shall also observe very limited church activities. Children below 12 years old are not yet permitted inside the church. Hence, there will be no celebration of First Communion for now. Rather, they are ad...