March 12, 2021 TWO hospitals in Mandaue City started inoculating their medical workers against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) on Thursday, March 11, 2021.
Jake Ian Seno, officer-in-charge of the Mandaue City Hospital (MCH), and Merryl Marie Maunes, MCH’s chief nurse, were injected with CoronaVac, the vaccine manufactured by Chinese pharmaceutical firm Sinovac Biotech Ltd., along with 73 other medical workers of the hospital.
Seno and Maunes said they both didn’t have any second thoughts about getting vaccinated, adding that they were fully aware of its benefits.
In fact, Maunes said she was excited that she, her co-workers and her family would finally get protection against the disease.
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+ March 08, 2021 AS DIGITAL transactions accelerate in the market shaped by the Covid-19 pandemic, business leaders urged companies to invest in cybersecurity measures to prevent hackers from disrupting their operations.
Mandaue Chamber of Commerce and Industry president Steven Yu said as cybercrimes evolve, companies should step up their cybersecurity structure, making it difficult for cybercriminals to carry out their attacks.
“We encourage companies to invest in cybersecurity although it can be costly initially. But they can easily recover their investments if sales increase, or it is the lesser evil or less costly alternative to being victimized,” Yu told SunStar Cebu.