CLOSED. Beds are being prepared at the Baguio City Community Isolation Unit (BCCIU) at the Sto. Nino Hospital in this photo from 2020. Upon recommendation of the City Health Services Office, the city government decided to stop operations of all city-managed Covid-19 isolation units after two weeks without any coronavirus disease 2019 patients availing of its services. (PNA file photo by Liza T. Agoot) BAGUIO CITY - The local government has decided to stopped the operation of all city-managed coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) isolation facilities as these have remained empty for the past few weeks now. Aileen Refuerzo, chief city information officer, on Friday said the Baguio City Community Isolation Unit (BCCIU) at the Sto. Nino Hospital ended its operation starting Feb. 1. She said the cessation of operations of the BCCIU was decided after the facility did not receive new admissions for Covid-19 cases in the past two weeks. The BCCIU is an isolation facility that houses more than 30
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BAGUIO CITY – The City Health Services Office (CHSO) reported a dramatic increase in Covid-19 positivity rate despite the city’s being at a low risk (level 1) status.
City health officer Dr. Rowena Galpo reported that the city’s Covid-19 positivity rate leapfrogged from 18.57 to 26.24 percent for
BAGUIO CITY – The City Health Services Office reported that the Covid-19 positivity rate here dropped in the past two weeks from 5.19 percent to 4.66 percent as the Summer Capital continues to be a ‘low risk’ destination.
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Dr. Rowena Galpo, city health officer, informed
BAGUIO CITY – The City Health Service Office has reported that Omicron is the continuing dominant variant of Covid-19, accounting for 65 percent of the cases here as of Monday, Sept. 12.
Mayor Benjamin Magalong here urged residents not to be complacent as long as the threat of Covid continues.
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