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Breaking: DOH records a total of 501 confirmed COVID-19 cases in PH
Department of Health (DOH) announced that there are 39 additional cases of coronavirus disease in the Philippines. The total is now at 501, according to DOH.
Davao del Norte police warn citizens of jail time if they violate curfew hours
The Kapalong Police in Davao del Norte warned its citizens of curfew hours (9PM-5AM).Those who violate the curfew hours will face jail time or imprisonment.
Fake news: PH Military helicopters to spray pesticides vs COVID-19
The Philippine Air Force debunked false claims circulating over social media stating that “special military helicopters” will spray pesticides in the skies.
Mayor Vico Sotto pleads with national government to give consideration to tricycles for the sake of public health
Mayor Vico Sotto pleads with the national government to allow tricycles on the road not for the sake of drivers but for the sake of public health and safety.
DOH confirms Sec. Duque is now on ‘home quarantine’ and underwent COVID-19 test
It has been recently reported that Health Secretary Francisco Duque III is now on self-quarantine. He also underwent a test for coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Socialite Cat Arambulo curses arrested commuters amid quarantine, celebs didn't buy her apology
Social media influencer Cat Arambulo-Antonio drew flak from celebs after she cursed arrested commuters because they did not stay at home during the quarantine.
Lalaking walang face mask, gumamit na lang ng sanitary napkin
Kahit mukhang katawa-tawa sa paningin ng marami, pinanindigan na lamang ng isang lalaki na gumamit ng sanitary napkin bilang proteksyon laban sa coronavirus.
Fact check: Yes, Juan Ponce Enrile is still alive amid COVID-19 scare in PH
96-year-old former Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile dismissed the rumours that he tested positive for coronavirus disease (COVID-19) amid outbreak in the PH.
DILG: WHO projects 75,000 coronavirus cases within 5 months in PH
Interior and Local Government Secretary Eduardo Año said that according to the World Health Organization (WHO), the Philippines could have 75,000 COVID-19 cases
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