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Free water, charging stations alleviate inconvenience for affected Iloilo City residents - Vimarsana News

Free water, charging stations alleviate inconvenience for affected Iloilo City residents

ILOILO City residents in several barangays braced for a planned 12-hour power interruption on Sunday, April 28, 2024.

Iloilo City eyes state of calamity due to gastroenteritis - Vimarsana News

Iloilo City eyes state of calamity due to gastroenteritis

WATERBORNE DISEASES. The condition of the water source of houses where cases of acute gastroenteritis were recorded in Iloilo City. Of the 90 cases of acute gastroenteritis, three were confirmed cholera cases, while 14 are waiting for the results of their laboratory tests from the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine.(Photo grab from CHO update) ILOILO CITY - The City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (CDRRMC) has recommended placing Iloilo City under a state of calamity due to food and waterborne diseases in response to the increasing cases of acute gastroenteritis. The CDRRM...

Iloilo City sees 82% drop in dengue cases - Vimarsana News

Iloilo City sees 82% drop in dengue cases

LOW DENGUE CASES. The Sangguniang Panlungsod convenes to declare Iloilo City under a state of calamity due to the dengue outbreak in this July 2019 photo. City Health Office officer-in-charge Dr. Annabelle Tang on Wednesday (April 6, 2022) said from January to March 19, the city has only 13 cases, which they hoped will no longer increase to break the three-year cycle.(PNA file photo) ILOILO CITY - The Iloilo city government is looking forward to keeping its lowest number of dengue fever cases and also breaking the cycle of a hike in patients seen every three years. In an interview Wednesday, D...