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SunStar File May 14, 2021 THE New Normal Oasis for Adaptation and a Home (Noah) Complex will close its doors on May 30, 2021, about a year after starting operations as an isolation center for asymptomatic and mild coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) patients.
The complex, located in the South Road Properties (SRP), has stopped accepting Covid-19 patients since May 5.
Work is ongoing on an extension facility behind the Bigfoot Studio building, where the Noah personnel may move their operations. It is expected to accommodate more than 1,000 beds.
Cebu City Mayor Edgardo Labella, in a press conference on Friday, May 14, said its closure will not affect the City’s Covid-19 response as cases are already declining.
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SunStar file February 18, 2021 SOME patients with Covid-19 find the New Normal Oasis for Adaptation and a Home (Noah) Complex not conducive to isolation.
A Covid-19 patient who declined to be named, said in her Facebook post that there is a lack of logistics inside the Noah Complex.
The patient said there are only two restrooms for all the patients inside. Some beds do not have bedsheets, and the curtains dividing each cubicle are dusty.
Another Facebook post with the same complaint was posted on Feb. 5, 2021 by a certain Carol and made the rounds on social media.
Carol said when she was isolated in the facility, she had to clean her cubicle first all by herself because it was “dirty,” adding that the floor was dusty, there was some trash, there were cobwebs on the walls and there were stains on the bed and curtain divisions.
SunStar Covid facilities reopen in Cebu City
REOPENED. The Cebu City Quarantine Center, located at the North Reclamation Area, has reopened. It started receiving Covid-19 patients on Friday, January 22, 2021, following a surge in Covid-19 cases in the city. (Cebu City PIO)
+ January 22, 2021 ALL of Cebu City s quarantine facilities, including those in the barangays, are again ready to accept Covid-19 patients following a rise in cases this month.
On Friday, January 22, 2021, the Cebu City Quarantine Center (CCQC) resumed operations after a few months of temporary closure.
The CCQC was earlier ordered closed by Mayor Edgardo Labella to allow the facility s expansion to become an extension of the Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC).
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