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Mandaluyong prepares training for vaccination plan
Some 212 healthcare workers in Mandaluyong City will undergo a two-day online training program in preparation for the city’s vaccination program against the coronavirus disease, according to a report by Manila Bulletin. City Health Officer Dr. Alex Sta. Maria said the first batch of part...
Mandaluyong develops app for vaccine registration
Mandaluyong City will launch a mobile application where residents can register in order to avail of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine, according to a report by Manila Bulletin. Mayor Carmelita Abalos said the city government is currently preparing the mobile app that would serve as a regis...
Mandaluyong to spend P200 million for vaccines
Mandaluyong City allocated P200 million for the purchase of the coronavirus vaccines, Mayor Carmelita Abalos said to augment the vaccination program of the national government in the city, according to a report by Manila Bulletin. “Ang alam ko, ang inallot natin dito is P200 million for ...
Mandaluyong enforces ban on firecrackers
Mandaluyong City imposed a ban on the use, sale, and manufacture of firecrackers and pyrotechnic devices in the city during the New Year festivities, according to a report by Manila Bulletin. Mayor Carmelita Abalos issued Executive Order No. 39 enforcing the total ban on the manufacture, distributi...
Mandaluyong launches contact tracing app
Mandaluyong City has unveiled its own digital contact tracing solution to boost its contact tracing efforts and quickly contain the spread of coronavirus disease (COVID-19), according to a report by Manila Bulletin. MandaTrack, a Quick Response (QR) code-based contact tracing app, will be soon need...
Mandaluyong joins 18-day campaign to end violence vs women
Ngayong linggo ay kaisa and lungsod ng Mandaluyong sa pagsisimula ng kampanyang 18-day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW) sa darating na November 25 hanggang December 12. Nagkaroon din ng turnover ng IEC (Information, Education, and Communication) materials mula sa Philippine Commis...
Mandaluyong cemeteries to be closed on Oct. 31 to Nov. 3
Mandaluyong City Mayor Carmelita Abalos signed an executive order directing all public and private cemeteries and columbaries in the city to close from October 31 until November 3. “This is to prevent crowding of people in these places to visit their departed loved ones,” the mayor said...
Mandaluyong mandates use of face shield in public
Mandaluyong City Mayor Carmelita Abalos signed Ordinance No. 798 which calls for the mandatory use of face shield aside from face mask while in public transport, workplaces, and public places in the city. The measure provides that face shields must completely cover the entire face. Visor-type shiel...
Vehicular accident reported on Shaw Boulevard
Two vehicles were figured in an accident after one of the cars suddenly emitted thick smoke while traversing Shaw Boulevard flyover in Mandaluyong City on Tuesday morning. Mandaluyong City Fire Marshal Supt. Alberto De Baguio said an Isuzu Hi-Lander driven by a certain Marian Gallardo was cruising ...
Mandaluyong councilor tests positive for virus
Mandaluyong City Councilor Charisse Marie Abalos-Vargas confirmed that she tested positive for coronavirus disease on her Facebook page, days after her grandparents, former Commission on Elections chairman Benjamin Abalos Sr. and his wife, Corazon were found positive for the disease. “I&rsquo...
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