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Lower dengue cases logged in Laoag

CLEANUP DRIVE. Residents of Laoag City help clean up their surroundings to prevent the spread of dengue-carrying mosquitoes in this undated photo. The City Health Office has recorded a total of 49 cases from January to June 2022, lower than the 105 cases logged during the same period last year. (Contributed) LAOAG CITY - The number of dengue cases here has gone down to 48 cases during the first six months of the year from 105 cases during the same period in 2021. "But this should not make the people complacent," said Imelda Jacinto, dengue nurse coordinator of the City Health Office, on Wednesday as she reminded the public to continue practicing the "4S" strategy especially during this rainy season. These include searching and destroying breeding places, securing self-protection, seeking early consultation, and supporting fogging/spraying in hotspot areas. Residents here are also reminded to observe the "4 o'clock habit" of cleaning up possible mosquit

Laoag cityImelda jacintoCommunity affairs divisionCity health officeLaoag city general hospitalCleanup drive residents of laoag city help clean up their surroundings to prevent the spread dengue carrying mosquitoes in this undated photo health office has recordeda total 49 cases from january june 2022Ower than the 105 cases logged during same period last year contributed laoag city number of dengue here has gone down to 48 first six months from in 2021 quot but this should not make people complacentUot said imelda jacintoEngue nurse coordinator of the city health officeN wednesday as she reminded the public to continue practicing quot 4s strategy especially during this rainy season these include searching and destroying breeding placesEcuring self protectionEeking early consultationNd supporting fogging spraying in hotspot areas residents here are also reminded to observe the quot 4o 39 clock habit of cleaning up possible mosquito breeding sites village officials actively engaged cleanup drives meanwhileEalth workers in various parts of the province continued to conduct dengue awareness campaign at hospital and local communities prevent rise cases for better coordinationHe city government has also established dengue emergency hotlines for residents to call the landline numbers are as follows 770 5228 health office 773 1992 community affairs division and 772 8826 638 laoag general hospital pna

Laoag City earns highest COA audit mark after 10 years

Laoag City accountant Loelyn Acain (Contributed photo) LAOAG CITY -Officials and employees of the Laoag City government were elated on Wednesday after the Commission on Audit (COA) in Region 1 rendered an unmodified opinion on the fairness of presentation of its financial statements from the year ending December 31, 2021. "This recognition will serve as an inspiration for us to continually serve the public with integrity, transparency, and efficiency in our office operations," city accountant Loelyn Acain said in an interview. The unmodified audit opinion is the highest rating given to a local government unit, covering its significant accounts and operations. It aims to ascertain the accuracy of financial records and reports in accordance with the provisions of the Philippine Public Sector Accounting Standards (PPSAS). Acain said COA's highest rating on the city government's financial records after a decade will encourage more investments the city while residents are

Laoag cityLoelyn acainMichael keonChevylle farinasNelda casasCommission on auditPhilippine public sector accounting standardsLaoag city general hospitalLaoag city accountant loelyn acain contributed photo officials and employees of the government were elated on wednesday after commission audit coa in region 1 rendered an unmodified opinion fairness presentation its financial statements from year ending december 31021 quot this recognition will serve as an inspiration for us to continually the public with integrityNd efficiency in our office operationsUot city accountant loelyn acain said in an interview the unmodified audit opinion is highest rating given toa local government unitOvering its significant accounts and operations it aims to ascertain the accuracy of financial records reports in accordance with provisions philippine public sector accounting standards ppsas acain said coa 39s highest rating on city government aftera decade will encourage more investments while residents are assured local effort ensure all transactions must conform guidelines set forth by authorities following her promotion as accountant last july 2021Cain said they seta goal and reviewed past audit reports findings to address several concerns she hopes that her team will continue work hard be able maintain the highest rating of coa acting budget officer nelda casas city government used pay bank around php14 million every three months because its outstanding loan balance for construction php348 laoag general hospital acquisition php100 worth equipment during term former mayor chevylle farinas effective this juneHe city government led by re elect mayor michael keon is already cleared with its outstanding loan balanceEning the city is now debt free meanwhile

Laoag expects more walk-in vaccinees for booster shot

BOOSTER SHOT.A Laoag City resident avail her booster shot at the Laoag City General Hospital in this undated photo. On Feb. 9 and 11, walk-ins are allowed with scheduled time per barangay. (File photo by Leilanie G. Adriano) LAOAG CITY- The city government of Laoag is expecting more walk-ins in its mega vaccination sites, particularly those who wish to get booster shots against coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). With a total of 698 individuals, who were vaccinated on Feb. 9 at the Divine Word College of Laoag (DWCL) and the Laoag City General Hospital (LCGH) vaccination sites, the city government is again inviting more walk-ins on Friday (Feb. 11) for a booster dose. To ensure the smooth flow of the vaccination process, the next available date for booster shot walk-ins has been set on Friday at the LCGH for Barangays 51A-56A at 8 a.m., Barangays 56B-62B at 9:30 am, and at the DWCL for Barangays 33A-41 at 9:30 am and Barangays 42-50 at 11 a.m. Jiwani R. Silva, coordinator of the City

Laoag cityIlocos norteJiwanir silvaDivine word college of laoagCity vaccination operations centerDivine word collegeLaoag city general hospitalBooster shota laoag city resident avail her shot at the general hospital in this undated photo on feb 9 and 11Alk ins are allowed with scheduled time per barangay file photo by leilanieg adriano laoag city the government of is expecting more walk in its mega vaccination sitesArticularly those who wish to get booster shots against coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 witha total of 698 individualsHo were vaccinated on feb 9 at the divine word college of laoag dwcl and city general hospital lcgh vaccination sitesHe city government is again inviting more walk ins on friday feb 11 fora booster dose to ensure the smooth flow of vaccination processHe next available date for booster shot walk ins has been set on friday at the lcgh barangays 51a 56a 8amArangays 56b 62b at 9 30 amNd at the dwcl for barangays 33a 41 9 30 am and 42 50 11am jiwanir silvaOordinator of the city vaccination operations center reiterated on thursday that quot walk ins can avail booster shot only at least after three months from administration second dose she also added residents who want to have their shots should bring valid identification cards and latest update ilocos norte government shows 97 percent or 418

94% of Ilocos Norte s target population now vaccinated – Manila Bulletin

LAOAG CITY – The province of Ilocos Norte had surpassed its target to achieve mass protection against coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) as it vaccinated around 94 percent of its target, latest data from the Provincial Health Task Force showed. Ilocos Norte, with a total estimated population of 62

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Laoag City rolls out Covid-19 vax for minors

MINORS' VACCINATION. A health worker checks the blood pressure of a minor from Laoag City, few minutes after he got his first shot of Pfizer vaccine at the Laoag City General Hospital on Monday (Nov. 22, 2021). The vaccination of minors was well received in the city. (PNA photo by Leilanie G. Adriano) LAOAG CITY - The Laoag City General Hospital started to roll out coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) vaccination for minors in Ilocos Norte aged 12 to 17 on Monday. Accompanied by their vaccinated parents or guardians, the minors passed through a weighing scale and underwent counseling before they were guided to the registration table and actual administration of vaccines. For those who were accompanied by guardians, each of them was required to submit a duly signed authorization letter from parents with their photocopied identified cards to ensure that they have full consent in allowing their sons and daughters to get the vaccine against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). Eligi

Laoag cityMariano marcosSultan kudaratIlocos norteMichaelm keonJiwani silvaCity vaccination operations centerLaoag city general hospitalMariano marcos memorial hospitalMedical centerBatac cityMayor michaelMinors 39 vaccinationa health worker checks the blood pressure ofa minor from laoag cityEw minutes after he got his first shot of pfizer vaccine at the laoag city general hospital on monday nov 22021 the vaccination of minors was well received in city pna photo by leilanieg adriano laoag general hospital started to roll out coronavirus disease 2019 covid 19 for ilocos norte aged 12 17 on monday accompanied their vaccinated parents or guardiansHe minors passed througha weighing scale and underwent counseling before they were guided to the registration table actual administration of vaccines for those who accompanied by guardians

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