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File photo March 14, 2021 The Safe Davao QR (DQR) Code is ready to be integrated into the national government s proposed unification of all existing contact tracing applications in the country.
Human Resource Management Office (HRMO) head and DQR Implementation supervisor Lemuel Ortonio said they already received a communication from the Department of Information and Communications Technology in November 2020 regarding the planned centralization of the contact tracing system to the StaySafe.ph app.
The Inter-Agency Task Force (IATF) for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases issued on February 26, 2021, that StaySafe.ph will be the primary contact tracing system, while the Safe, Swift, and Smart Passage (S-PaSS) travel management system will be institutionalized as the one-stop-shop application/communication for travelers.
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Photo by Mark Perandos December 28, 2020 ALL existing Covid-19 regulations and policies in Davao City, including the curfew, 24-hour liquor ban, and prohibition of mass gathering, will still be implemented in 2021, Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio confirmed on Monday, December 28.
“Magremind lang ta sa atong igsoong Dabawenyo nga dili tungod nagbag-o ang tuig, nawala na ang Covid-19. Magpadayon gihapon ta kung unsa atong Covid-19 response sa Davao City. Apil natong regulations and mandatory health protocols kontra sa Covid-19 (It does not mean that when we enter 2021, Covid-19 will be gone. We will continue with our Covid-19 response in the city, especially with the implementation of regulations and mandatory health protocols),” Duterte-Carpio said during an interview on the 87.5 FM Davao City Disaster Radio on December 28.
December 28, 2020 DESPITE constant reminders to be safe and responsible this Christmas in order not to transmit the virus within the communities, the Department of Health-Davao Region (DOH-Davao) saw a spike in cases due to the holiday celebrations.
DOH-Davao Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit Dr. Cleo Fe Tabada said in a virtual presser on Monday, December 28, they have received reports of confirmed coronavirus-positive individuals who had a history of attending group gatherings this holiday season.
She added that upon contact tracing, the other group members were, later on, found out to have been infected by the positive individuals. Despite sa mga pahinumdom and advisories kung unsaon nato pag-celebrate nga dili musaka ang kaso, apan duna ta nakita na grupo nga nagtapok sila, paghuman naa nag-positive nga nag-attend sa ilang gathering, ug ubay-ubay sa ila nag-positive, Tabada said in a One Davao on Covid-19 virtual presser.