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(File photo) Cebu City health office: Covid-19 test kits still plenty
August 3, 2020
AMID concerns on a possible sudden spike in the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) cases after Cebu City was placed on general community quarantine, the City Health...
UNWELCOME SIGHT. Vehicles clog the roads around Fuente Osmeña in Cebu City in a scene reminiscent of street life pre-coronavirus disease (Covid-19) on Monday, Aug. 3, 2020, except that the virus is still very much around. On the first Monday since Cebu City was downgraded to general community quarantine, traffic also plagued other cities in the metro due to strict inspection at border checkpoints of workers bound for Cebu City as more businesses open. (Amper Campaña) Monday traffic torment
THE heavy traffic as far as Liloan in north Cebu and Naga City in the south on Monday, Aug. 3, 2020, seemingly transported motorists and commuters back in time—as if they were moving in the pre-pandemic days.Images and videos of the...
(SunStar file photo) Over 1,000 protocol violators caught since start of GCQ
MORE than 1,000 individuals were apprehended by the police and the Cebu City government's Prevention Restoration Order Beautification Enhancement (Probe) just three days after the city shifted to general community quarantine (GCQ).The...
LEADER OF THE PACK. Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia leads a pack of ATVs  (all-terrain vehicle) driven by members of the Provincial Tourism Task Force in the southern town of Barili as part of the reopening of tourism activities in the province. (Contributed, Provincial Information Office) No fanfare, guv's Sopa on Capitol's 451st anniversary
THE 451th founding anniversary of Cebu Province on Thursday, Aug. 6, 2020, will be a simple affair.Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia made the announcement during a press conference in the southern town of Barili on Sunday, Aug. 2."We can't call it...
Google map Minglanilla town hall temporarily closed for disinfection
THE municipal hall of Minglanilla, Southern Cebu will be closed to the public from Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2020, to Friday, Aug. 7, after 16 personnel working in four departments were found positive for Covid-19.Minglanilla Mayor Elanito Peña...
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(Editorial Cartoon by John Gilbert Manantan) Editorial: Grab leaders by the ear
THE problem with incompetence is that there is always its opposite that magnifies it. Each time a...
Briones: State of things
THE island of Siquijor went for more than four months without reporting a single case of the...
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