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+ July 04, 2021 THE Angeles City government has recorded zero case of dengue for May due to the intensified misting and fogging operations here all year round.
Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr. cited that the city saw a steady decline in the number of dengue cases during the first quarter of 2021. We want to keep it that way, especially now that the rainy season has started, Lazatin said.
Records from the City Health Office (CHO) showed that the number of reported dengue cases has dropped to zero in May and five in April. There were 87 cases reported in January which decreased to 69 cases in February, and 41 cases in March.
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MEDICINES AND MEDICAL EQUIPMENT. Mayor Carmelo Lazatin Jr., with members of the Gender and Development Office headed by Mina Cabiles, personally handed over on February 16 and 17, 2021 the medicines and medical equipment to RHU VI in Barangay Pulung Cacutud and its sub-health centers in Barangays Sapalibutad and Cutud, and RHU I in Barangay Sto. Domingo with its sub-health centers in Barangays San Jose, Pulungbulu, Sto. Rosario, San Nicolas and Lourdes Sur. (Angeles City Information Office)
+ February 18, 2021 ANGELES City Mayor Carmelo Lazatin Jr. started on February 16 and 17 the distribution of medicines and medical equipment to the city s six Rural Health Units (RHUs) and 28 sub-health centers to provide free and easier access to public health services in the 33 barangays.
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+ ANGELES City, Pampanga s Puso Center has completed 32 minors surgeries on some indigent locals.
According to Executive Assistant IV Reina Manuel, some of the minor surgeries performed by Puso Center’s resident doctor, Dr. Rey Hipolito, include the removal of lipoma, abdominal mass, ear and skin tag, foot warts and the excision of cysts on the back, tendon, index and ring finger.
Hipolito said the clinic’s newly installed skin cauterizing machine, the Neo-Frecator, was also used on one patient to minimize tissue damage and further infection.
To ensure the machine will work properly, an initial inspection was also done by Manuel and Hipolito. Manuel also inspected the renovation and repair of the Puso Center before its launching last February 2020.
catherine callaway is there live. reporter: t.j. we re here inside the uso center at the atlanta airport. hundreds of military personnel have been passing through here this morning. you can see some of them behind me. most are heading home for two weeks after before going back to training or active duty. some, though, are heading back to duty after ending their two-week leave. we have had some incredible reunions this morning here at airport of some of the soldiers who just arrived back home from afghanistan and iraq. we want to show you one right now of the woods family. watch. i cannot wait just to have him with us. this is like this is a gift from god. this is our christmas. oh, i m relieved. i m just so glad he s here. and safe. a lot of prayers are answered.
they certainly deserve our respect. it s a wonderful thing to see. we talked to you yesterday. you were in there, at the uso center. a lot of people don t realize it s there. a lot of people that work there, many of them are vietnam veterans. they didn t get the best reading home. they are trying to make sure that never happens. never happens, again. like reynolds mentioned. we have another reporter there. we ll get more people coming up. we have a reporter that s going to be live from the scene telling the story, letting us share the joy that these troops are going to be experiencing with their families. you are certainly not going to want to miss it. thank you for the support. thank you so much reynolds. 205 million, that s the number of gallons that spilled into the