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THE Northern Mindanao Medical Center said on Thursday that its new laboratory has successfully processed Covid-19 swab tests, the first in the region. NMMC spokesperson Dr. Bernard Rocha said among those that were successfully processed were swab tests from four patients who were admitted to the hospital this week.
OVER a hundred community-based contact tracers, who would assist in containing the coronavirus (Covid-19) infections, are set to attend today’s orientation training at the City Council session hall.
CITY hall’s Incident Management Team has cordoned off an area in Sitio Macanhan, Barangay Carmen, this city, following the confirmation that a patient from the place who died at a hospital here on May 15 had Covid-19.
CITY hall’s Regulatory Compliance Board has issued ordinance violation receipts since yesterday to at least five eateries for violating the “no dine-in policy” of the Inter-Agency Task Force on Emerging Infectious Diseases.
CITY hall is now preparing to distribute the second wave of relief goods to 162,142 households as part of its response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
OF the 458 “new arrivals” in the city since March, only 115 people are still under quarantine and one showed symptoms of respiratory illness, City Health Office chief Dr. Lorraine Nery announced this morning.
THUMBS UP. Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno with committee members of the Filipino-Chinese community lead by its Covid-19 response chairman Efren Uy (besides Moreno) raises a thumbs up during the turnover of the group’s P750,000 worth of donation at City Hall on Saturday, May 16. Photo by Dave Achondo.
THE Southern Mindanao Medical Center has cleared 17 family members and other close contacts of the 21-year-old road accident victim from Barangay Lumbia who tested positive for Covid-19 before he died in a hospital.
MAYOR Oscar Moreno said Wednesday the city government will continue with the health procedures it has implemented as part of the efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19).
NORTHERN Mindanao Medical Center reported that 75 of its health workers who have had close contact with Covid-19 patients in the hospital have tested negative for the virus as of today.