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File photo April 08, 2021 DUE to the ongoing restriction in the operation of gambling activities in Davao City brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic, a city councilor is recommending that the city allow the operation of online sabong (cockfighting). Magsugod nakog hearing aning online sabong kay ang mga Pilipino, dili gyud maundang kaning kultura, gusto gyud magsabong. Kabahin kang Mayor, online mani. Dili mani makatakod og [Covid-19] kay muduwa ra man ka ani sa computer bisag wala ka sa sabungan, makadula ka sa online, Councilor Danilo Dayanghirang said in a radio interview on 87.5 FM Davao City Disaster Radio on Thursday, April 8.
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+ January 07, 2021 THE 19th Davao City Council gave Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio the green light to enter and sign a confidentiality agreement with multinational firm AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals Inc. for the possible procurement of Covid-19 vaccine to be rolled out in the city.
The City Council passed the ordinance authorizing Duterte-Carpio to sign for and on behalf of the city the confidentiality agreement by and between AstraZeneca, a British-Swedish biopharmaceutical company, and the City Government concerning business arrangements relative to AZD1222 vaccine and its availability for distribution on Thursday, January 7.
AZD1222 is a Covid-19 vaccine developed by AstraZeneca, in collaboration with Oxford University.