Rubiano, in a Facebook post, announced that the city recorded less than 300 active cases of COVID-19.
She said the implementation of the localized lockdown and the city government’s prevent-detect-isolate-treat and reintegrate (PDITR) were effective in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Rubiano appealed to residents for their continued cooperation in the fight against COVID-19 by staying home and by observing the minimum health protocols.
She said that as of April 29, the City Health Office recorded only 290 active cases with 41 new cases.
She added that bed vacancies at the city’s four quarantine facilities are increasing which is proof that the virus spread in the city is being contained.