SAFETY FIRST.More than 200 establishments in the City of San Fernando in Pampanga are now safety seal-certified since the program was launched in the city in June this year. Malls were among the first to gain certification in the list of 222 firms and establishments inspected for the program.(Photo by City Government of San Fernando) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - More than 200 establishments in this city are now "safety seal"-certified since the program was launched here in June this year. The number is expected to grow as the Business License and Permit Division (BLPD), which leads the implementation of the program in the city, has opened the online application for the seal. "The program, apart from ensuring the implementation of minimum public health standards among establishments, also intensifies the adoption of StaySafe.PH application for more efficient contact tracing and likewise a way to safely reopen the economy," BLPD chief Joseph Garcia said in an offi
SunStar San Fernando task force holds surprise inspection of establishments
RANDOM INSPECTION. The Incident Management Team led by Dr. Carlos B. Mercado, city health officer-in-charge, conducts random inspection on establishments, barangays, and public places around the City of San Fernando on February 4, 2021, to ensure that minimum health standards are in place. (City of San Fernando Information Office)
+ February 06, 2021 TO ENSURE the continuous compliance with the Infection Control Policy of the City of San Fernando, Pampanga, the Incident Management Team (IMT) here conducted a random inspection on establishments on Wednesday, February 3, 2021.
Dr. Carlos Mercado, city health officer-in-charge and incident commander of the IMT, led the inspection.
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+ January 28, 2021 THE City Peace and Order Council (CPOC) of the City Government of San Fernando highlighted notable accomplishments of its members for the year 2020 during a meeting held on January 27, 2021 at Heroes Hall.
Presenting before the council s chairperson, Mayor Edwin Santiago, along with Vice Mayor Jimmy Lazatin and other officials of the council, key members of the CPOC imparted the successful implementation of their programs, projects, and activities (PPAs).
These PPAs aimed to promote and maintain peace and order in the city, as well as to contribute to the COVID-19 response of the City Government.
According to Santiago, the accomplishments of the groups in peace and order aspects were and will be of big help in attaining safety and economic recovery in the city amidst the current pandemic.