MONITORING. Dr. Teodoro Yu Jr. (left), medical officer of the Cagayan de Oro City Health Office, and Mayor Oscar Moreno discuss the coronavirus disease 2019 situation in the city during a press briefing on Saturday (Jan. 8, 2022). The local government has noted that the average number of cases in the city has doubled for the last two weeks. (Screengrab via CDO City Information Office) CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY - The patient who tested positive for the Omicron variant of the coronavirus diseases 2019 (Covid-19) has not yet arrived in the city despite being tagged living here. This was based on the follow-up investigation and tracing by the City Health Office (CHO), Dr. Teodoro Yu Jr., medical officer, said during a press briefing Saturday. "The mobile phone number she gave (in the registration) was her aunt's because she has no local sim card, and the address she gave was her aunt's who resides in the city," he said. According to data from the Department of Health (DOH), the
April 19, 2021 A POST has been circulating on the social media stating that the Cagayan de Oro City s Higala App poses a security risk, as well as red-tagging City Councilor Malou Seriña Gaane and some city hall employees.
The post contains a photo showing the alleged connections between some of the city hall employees, one of whom is a staff of Gaane, to the New People s Army (NPA).
Gaane is the principal author of the Higala App ordinance.
Asked for his reaction, City Mayor Oscar Moreno said those who red-tagged the city councilor and the city s employees are trolls who are not worth being dignified with a reply.
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+ April 06, 2021 INDIVIDUALS and establishments that have not yet registered in the Higala App will have until May 4 to secure their QR codes following the approved resolution by the City Council to extend the dry run implementation.
During the City Council s regular session on Monday, April 5, a resolution was approved to extend the dry run for the implementation of the Higala App ordinance until May 4.
It was also amended that all of the 80 barangays will provide assistance to its residents by putting up a station for registration.
According to Cagayan de Oro City Vice Mayor Raineir Joaquin Uy, more than 500,000 individuals have already registered in the Higala App.
March 31, 2021 A DRY run for the implementation of the Higala App ordinance is set to be conducted from April 1 to 7, 2021, the Cagayan de Oro City mayor on Wednesday, March 31, said.
During the dry run, there will be no strict implementation of penalties yet and there will be teams that will be deployed to assist establishments in complying with the requirements.
There will also be monitoring teams composed of the City Tourism Office, Disciplina Muna, and other regulatory offices who will inspect the establishments in the city. Importante kaayo kining Higala App in many ways, apil na niana sa atong vaccination, peace and order, and everything. Getting to know your constituencies, mao na ang tuyo sa QR code, Moreno said.
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