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Published July 3, 2021, 12:15 PM
Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco has warned his constituents against the sudden unexpected rise in the city’s new COVID-19 cases. Tiangco reminded the city residents not to let their guards down against the pandemic following an alarming new COVID-19 infections reported for the past several days. “Noong June 24, 41 lang ang ating active cases pero ngayon, higit na ito sa doble (Last 24, we only had 41 active cases. But now, it has already doubled),” Tiangco said in a Facebook post Friday evening as the city’s current COVID-19 cases reached 85. “Wala talagang puwang ang pagiging kampante. Di pwedeng malingat dahil buhay at kabuhayan ang nakataya (We cannot afford to be confident. We can let our guards down because our lives and our livelihood are at stake),” he added.
Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco has expressed concern over the national government's directive to administer the reserved second doses of COVID-19 vaccines to residents who have yet to receive their first shot. Tiangco in a Twitter post said that as much as he wanted to reserve the city's existing
Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco is questioning the national government's decision allowing leisure travels despite the rising cases of COVID-19 outside the National Capital Region and the provinces of Bulacan, Cavite, Laguna, and Rizal (NCR Plus) bubble. “Bakit ganon? Ibig sabihin kapag kaya mong s
Navotas City Mayor Toby Tiangco is pushing for the immediate vaccination of individuals under the A-4 category so they can go home to their families without fear of getting infected with COVID-19 from work.
(Photo from Navotas City LGU) Tiangco made the recommendation Friday night as he said mos