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Iloilo hospitals urged to prioritize severe Covid cases

STRATEGIZE. Iloilo Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. says the province has to adjust and strategize due to the surge in Covid-19 cases. In a press conference on Thursday (Jan. 20, 2022), he emphasized the need to protect the elderly and those with comorbidities from being infected.(Photo screengrab from Balita Halin sa Kapitolyo live streaming) ILOILO CITY - Iloilo Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. on Thursday said hospitals should be dedicated to severe patients of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid) to avoid overwhelming the province's health care system. In his regular press conference on Thursday, the governor said that the province has been expecting a surge in cases since last year and it is currently happening. "We are at it. This is the surge that we have been adjusting since December," he said. However, with the manifestation of the cases, which is increasing fast, then the province needs to adjust, strategize and rationalize the use of hospitals. "It would be better if

Iloilo cityArthur defensor jrDepartment of healthIloilo provincial health officeGovernor arthur defensorStrategize iloilo governor arthur defensor jr says the province has to adjust and due surge in covid 19 cases ina press conference on thursday jan 20E emphasized the need to protect elderly and those with comorbidities from being infected photo screengrab balita halin sa kapitolyo live streaming iloilo city governor arthur defensor jr on thursday said hospitals should be dedicated severe patients of coronavirus disease 2019 covid avoid overwhelming province 39s health care system in his regular press conferenceHe governor said that the province has been expectinga surge in cases since last year and it is currently happening quot we are at this have adjusting decemberUot he said howeverIth the manifestation of casesHich is increasing fastHen the province needs to adjustTrategize and rationalize the use of hospitals quot it would be better if we dedicate to our severe cases cannot continue put patients who are suffering from mild flu symptomsUot the governor added defensor said health authorities also have to elevate patients 39 confidence in home care system as most of cases are asymptomatic quot there be better quarantine measures avoid elderly and those with comorbidities from getting infectedUot he added defensor said that if the virus will infect other sectorsSpecially if they are vaccinated then will only manifest mild flu and cold symptoms as of jan 16

Iloilo governor says provincial hospitals ready for COVID-19 surge

Iloilo Governor Arthur Defensor Jr. wants more regulations to keep teachers and students safe in face-to-face classes

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Ilonggos urged to observe rest mode , stay home

DON'T GO OUT. Dr. Maria Socorro Quinon, head of the Iloilo Provincial Health Office (IPHO), on Thursday (Jan. 6, 2022) urges Ilonggos to shift to "rest mode" and stay home as precautionary measures amid increasing Covid-19 cases. She said on Wednesday (Jan. 5) the province has recorded 18 news cases, with nine local infections.(Screen grab from Balita Halin sa Kapitolyo live streaming) ILOILO CITY - Ilonggos are encouraged to stay home and limit their non-essential trips outside as cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) are on the rise amid the Omicron variant threat. In a press conference on Thursday, Dr. Maria Socorro Quinon, head of the Iloilo Provincial Health Office (IPHO) said the malls were filled with people during the holidays but since the vacation is over, then it would be better if the residents would shift to "rest mode". "As of now there is a big chance that these symptoms such as runny nose could be already Omicron only they were no

Iloilo cityPhilippines generalMaria socorro quinonIloilo provincial health officeVisayas state universityWest visayas state universityDon 39t go out dr maria socorro quinonEad of the iloilo provincial health office iphoN thursday jan 6022 urges ilonggos to shift quot rest mode and stay home as precautionary measures amid increasing covid 19 cases she said on wednesday jan 5 the province has recorded 18 newsIth nine local infections screen grab from balita halin sa kapitolyo live streaming iloilo city ilonggos are encouraged to stay home and limit their non essential trips outside as cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 on rise amid omicron variant threat ina press conference thursdayR maria socorro quinonEad of the iloilo provincial health office ipho said malls were filled with people during holidays but since vacation is overHen it would be better if the residents shift to quot rest mode as of now there isa big chance that these symptoms such runny nose could already omicron only they were not tested who knows we probably havea local transmissionUot she said in an online press conference quinon added that since the symptoms are mild such as runny noseBody pain

Iloilo province eyes 180,000 COVID-19 vaccine jabs for 2nd vax blitz

Iloilo province eyes 180,000 COVID-19 vaccine jabs for 2nd vax blitz
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Iloilo province starts 3-day vax drive ahead of nat l event

MASS VACCINATION. Iloilo province launches 'Bayanihan Bakunahan' at the main entrance of the provincial capitol on Friday (Nov. 26, 2021). The province targets to vaccinate about 338,000 ahead of the national vaccination drive from November 29 to December 1. (Photo courtesy of Balita Halin sa Kapitolyo) ILOILO CITY - The provincial government of Iloilo launched on Friday a three-day "Bakunahan Bayanihan" with the aim to reach out to all eligible vaccinees in 42 towns. The province hired 1,092 vaccinators to augment the current batch of health care workers. Some capitol staff or those working under the Government Internship Program are deployed to municipalities to serve as encoders. Lawyer Dennis Ventilacion, Iloilo provincial administrator, said the target set by the Department of Health (DOH) is "serious and difficult" but it can be handled. As of Thursday, the Iloilo Provincial Health Office report showed 502,341 of the 1,448,757 target eligible populatio

Iloilo cityPhilippines generalAdriano subaanBakunahan bayanihanArthur defensor jrDennis ventilacionDepartment of healthHealth developmentGovernment internship programIloilo provincial health officeVisayas centerArthur defensorMass vaccination iloilo province launches 39 bayanihan bakunahan at the main entrance of provincial capitol on friday nov 26021 the province targets to vaccinate about 338000 ahead of the national vaccination drive from november 29 to december 1 photo courtesy balita halin sa kapitolyo iloilo city provincial government launched on fridaya three day quot bakunahan bayanihan with aim reach out all eligible vaccinees in 42 towns province hired092 vaccinators to augment the current batch of health care workers some capitol staff or those working under government internship program are deployed municipalities serve as encoders lawyer dennis ventilacion