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NegOcc Town With Zero Covid Cases Extends Ban On Mass Gathering

Mass gatherings and other “superspreader” events are suspended in the mountain town until April 25.

Navotas Implements ‘Walk-In System’ To Widen Vax Drive

Tumana Health Center, Tanza Health Center, San Jose Academy, and Kaunlaran High School now accept walk-in residents availing of jabs!

Rep. Herrera: Clinical Trials On Use Of Ivermectin ‘Welcome Development’

Although there is no cure for Covid-19, health, pharmacy, and medical experts have devised a treatment plan that includes the use of some medications and therapeutics that are medically approved for the treatment of Covid-19.

Duterte Bats For ‘Complete’ Abolition Of Kafala System

President Rodrigo Duterte has called for the kafala scheme in the Middle East to be fully abolished, finding it "unjust and exploitative."

Cebu City Starts Vaccination Of Elderlies Vs. Covid-19

Senior citizens in Cebu City are scheduled to receive their first dose of coronavirus vaccine. About 15,00 seniors have registered online for the master-listing.

Duterte Willing To Recall EO Reducing Pork Tariffs

Duterte said he understood the senators' thoughts during his pre-registered meeting with Cabinet officials to revoke its executive order and is willing to recall his EO once prices of pork go down.

Guv. Garcia: Penalizing Mask Rule Violators ‘Anti-Poor, Oppressive’

Rather than making the violators pay, Governor Gwendolyn Garcia instructed police officers across the province to deal with violators of quarantine protocols in a humane manner, particularly those who did not wear masks.

Ilocos Norte Boosts Covid-19 Response With Saliva Testing

Saliva tests, like nasopharyngeal swabs, are subjected to the RT-PCR (reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction) technique, which is the standard method for Covid-19 testing.

Taguig Eyes More Mall-Based Vaccination Hubs

More vaccination hubs will be put up in various malls in Taguig!

DepEd: No Need For An Academic Break, Call For Academic Ease Instead

The Department of Education (DepEd) rejects the calls for an academic break amid the rise of COVID-19 cases. Instead, academic ease should be implemented by being less strict with deadlines on the requirements of students.

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