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Health
2022 sees 461 cases of violence against women
FOUR hundred sixty one cases of abuse against women were recorded in Baguio City in 2022, according to the City...
P28m Cordillera first “super health center” rises in Aurora Hill
BARANGAY Aurora Hill in Baguio takes pride in having the first ever “super health center” in the region as dubbed...
Over 15k dengue cases last year in Cordillera
THE Department of Health - Cordillera Administrative Region (DOH-CAR) has reported that the region had more than 15,000 dengue cases...
Chinese tourists expected this Year of the Rabbit: Magalong says ‘no worries’ over new COVID variant
REMEMBER how the New Year was last year? We had a dip in COVID cases at the start of 2022...
Baguio Central Triage facility shut down
FOLLOWING the continued scaling down of anti-COVID-19 measures and testing, the city’s central triage facility at the Baguio Convention Center...
Baguio, PHAP sign MOU for medicine access under universal healthcare
BAGUIO City Mayor Benjamin Magalong has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Association of the...
Barangays in Baguio to have local blood banks, blood councils
THE Baguio City Council has approved on third and final reading a proposed ordinance establishing barangay blood banks in the...
Triage, isolation, testing operations in Baguio to be cut down
WITH COVID-19 becoming less of a priority to the Baguio government, the city has begun the further scaling down of...
Philhealth clarifies penalties and revoked accreditations on Baguio hospitals
THE Philhealth Insurance Company (PHIC) - Cordillera has released a statement clarifying circulating information that the PHIC had supposedly ordered...
Masks outdoors now voluntary in Baguio
BAGUIO Mayor Benjamin Magalong has approved a resolution from the Baguio City Council making the use of face masks outdoors...
