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Bukidnon hits 503 active COVID-19 cases

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MALAYBALAY CITY (BukidnonNews.Net /24 May 2021) – Bukidnon hit a record high of 503 active COVID-19 cases as of May 24, 2021, based on the COVID-19 Dashboard of the Provincial Health Office, grabbed as of 5 a.m. today.

The PHO noted that the province had total confirmed cases of 3,700 with 3,136 recoveries and 61 deaths. The latest dashboard also indicated a total of 1,592 suspected cases with 10 ongoing quarantine procedures, and seven probable cases.

Valencia City has the highest number of active cases with 151, based on the dashboard.
They have accounted for a total of 15 persons who died due to COVID-19 with 820 recoveries.

Manolo Fortich town ranked second with 79 active cases, with 11 deaths and 685 recoveries. Libona town came in third with a total number of 64 active cases with three deaths and 118 recoveries. Both Manolo Fortich and Libona towns are on Bukidnon’s border with Cagayan de Oro City, which has a recent surge of cases.

Malaybalay City has the fourth-highest number of active cases with 45. It has accounted for 12 deaths and 517 recoveries.

Maramag came in fifth with 30 active cases, while Baungon and Talakag, both on the northern border with CDOC, have 27 and 25 active cases, respectively.

In terms of new confirmed cases, Northern Mindanao has 245 new cases as of May 23, 2021.

According to the COVID-19 Briefer no. 471 of the DOH CHDNM RESDRU, with 241 local cases. The breakdown goes: Bukidnon, 86; Camiguin, 1; Lanao del Norte,3; Misamis Occidental, 7; Misamis Oriental, 28; Cagayan de Oro City, 100; and Iligan City, 16 confirmed new cases.

Valencia mitala sa pinakataas nga kaso sa Covid-19 sa Mayo 21

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Kaniadtong Mayo 21, ang dakbayan sa Valencia nakatala sa 54 ka mga residente nga nagpositibo sa coronavirus disease (Covid-19).

Kini ang unang higayon sa pinakataas nga ihap sa mga nataptan sa adlaw-adlaw nga tala sa mga nagpositibo sa virus sa maong dakbayan.

Sumala sa public advisory sa kagamhanang lokal sa Valencia, 31 kanila mga babaye ug 51 ang walay travel history.

Ang 11 kanila mga symptomatic. Ang tanan kasagaran na-exposed sa mga unang nataptan sa Covid-19.

Unom kanila ang ubos sa 10 anyos. Ang pinakabata mao ang 10 ka bulan nga batang babaye nga taga Purok 16 sa Brgy. Bagontaas.

1 patay, 42 nagpositibo sa virus sa Mayo 14 sa Valencia

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

Isa ang patay ug kurentay dos ka residente sa dakbayan sa Valencia ang nagpositibo sa coronavirus disease (Covid-19) sa Mayo 14.

Sumala sa Covid-19 fatality update sa Valencia, ang namatay mao ang Case no. 812. Siya 54 anyos nga lalaki kinsa residente sa Purok 6 sa Brgy. Poblacion.

Samtang ang 42 nga gikumpirmang nagpositibo sa virus sa maong adlaw, kasagaran kanila na-exposed sa mga nagpositibo sa virus o resulta sa local transmisyon. Ang 23 kanila mga babaye.

Ang pinakaubos kanila nag-edad og tres anyos nga batang lalaki. Tulo lang sab kanila ang adunay travel history ugp ito lang kanila ang mga symptomatic.

As of May14, ang Valencia adunay kinatibuk-ang 893 kaso sa Covid-19 gumikan sa 42 nga bag-ong nadugang. Anaa sa 141 ang aktibong mga kaso. Ang tanan nga nangaulian niabot sa 733 gumikan sab sa tulo nga nadugang. Niabot na sab sa 19 ang mga namatay.

Vaccination sa senior citizens sa Malayalay gamit ang Astrazeneca vaccine nagpadayon

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

Nagpadayon ang vaccination batok Covid-19 alang sa mga senior citizens sa dakbayan sa Malaybalay gamit ang Astrazeneca vaccine.

Sumala sa public advisory sa dakbayan sa Mayo 16, ang mga senior citizen gikan sa Brgy. 1 hangtod 11 lakip ang Casisang ug Imbayao, nahigayon sa Mayo 17 hangtod 21 sa Enhanced Screening Area (ESA) sa Covered Court sa Brgy. 4.

Alang sa Brgy. San Jose, gipahigayon kini sa San Jose Elementary School sa Mayo 18. Sa Mayo 19, ang taga Brgy. Aglayan magkatigum sa Aglayan Elementary School.

Sa Brgy. Bangcud ug Cabangahan, ang gipahigayon kini sa petsa 20 sa Bangcud National High School. Ug ang taga Brgy. Linabo, nagkatapok sila sa Linabo Elementary School sa Mayo 21.

Mangima Spring Resort and Bike Park temporaryong gisira

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Temporaryong gisira ang Mangina Spring Resort and Bike Park sa Munisipyo sa Manolo Fortich.

Sumala sa public advisory sa kagamhang lokal sa Manolo Fortich, gitudlong rason sa lakang ang padayon nga pagtaas sa mga kumpirmadong kaso sa coronavirus disease (Covid-19) sa dapit.

Ang temporary closure epektibo sugod petsa 15 ning bulan sa Mayo ug until further notice.

As of May 14 Covid-19 update, niabot na sa 713 ang kinatibuk-ang kaso sa Manolo Fortich. Niabot na sab sa 628 ang nangaulian, samtang 11 ang patay.

Vice Mayor of Valencia contracts Covid-19

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MALAYBALAY CITY (May 19) – Valencia City Vice Mayor Policarpo P. Murillo IV tested positive for Covid-19, the city’s spokesperson said.

Mr. Samuel Langub, public information officer of Valencia City on May 19 said Dr. Murillo is confined at Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center (BPMC) in Malaybalay since last week.

He said the Vice Mayor is symptomatic with severe disease category.

“The confirmation from the Department of Health (DOH) was released on May 12,” Langub said.

He confirmed that the vice Mayor has already received his first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine.

But he said there was no guarantee that Dr. Murillo will not be contracted with the virus considering that he was not fully vaccinated.

Dr. Murillo was designated as the incident commander of the Emergency Operations and Command Center (EOCC) of Valencia City.

As of May 19, Valencia has 925 confirmed cases with 757 recoveries, 148 active cases, and 20 deaths.

Laviña Boulevard, Ballpark in Valencia temporarily closed

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MALAYBALAY CITY (May 19) – Mayor Azucena P. Huervas has ordered the temporary closure of Juanito Laviña Boulevard and Nonoy Laviña Ballpark in Brgy. Batangan, Valencia City.

The local chief executive on May 18 issued memorandum order No. 11-2021.

She addressed the implementation order to Atty. Genaro C. Cadigal Jr., the city administrator, and all 31 barangay chairpersons.

The measure is aimed to prevent the increase of Covid-19 cases in the city.

The holding of all kinds of non-essential meetings and activities such as festivals, concerts, exhibitions, tours, reunions, promotions, contact sports activities, live entertainment and shows in all city and covered courts and multi-purpose buildings were also prohibited.

However, the order said essential activities such as aid distribution, agricultural and financial assistance, vaccinations, medical programs, urgent meetings, official sessions or authorized commemorations, and other indispensable government-related activities, or emergencies may be conducted in these government facilities provided all protocols and minimum health standards are strictly observed.

LGU Valencia prohibits non-essential travel to employees, Brgy. officials

Posted on by Diego M. Hidalgo

MALAYBALAY CITY (12 May 2021) – The Local Government Unit (LGU) of Valencia has prohibited non-essential group travel, outings, leisure trips, and group excursions among city government and barangay officials, functionaries, personnel, and Job Order (JO) workers.

Mayor Azucena P. Huervas has issued executive order no. 105, series of 2021 on May 11 for the purpose. The order took effect starting May 12 and will end on the last day of this month and may be extended or revoked by the local chief executive.

The Mayor cited the increasing number of Covid-19 cases in the city, posing danger to the community.

Huervas said Covid-19 cases in Cagayan de Oro City, Iligan City, Davao City, and other neighboring towns and cities are also increasing with new variants having been detected in some areas.

The order said ‘some barangay officials together with barangay functionaries and personnel have been traveling together in groups to other high-risk areas for non-essential group travel, outings, leisure trips, and group excursions thereby increasing the risk of Covid-19 transmission.’

However, official and work-related travels conducted for the purpose of performing an urgent or necessary task, duty, work assignment, meeting, or responsibility are permitted in the exigency of service.

City Government or Barangay officials, functionaries, or employees may take private trips or health breaks only with their respective households in low-risk areas and subject to strict compliance with all health protocols, travel requirements, and safety standards.

Concerned officials and employees who are found to have deliberately violated the provisions of the order shall face appropriate disciplinary action and or administrative sanctions subject to due process.

As of May 11, Valencia has 819 total confirmed positive cases of Covid-19 with 723 recoveries, 78 active cases, and 18 deaths.

Patay sa Covid-19 sa Valencia 18 na

Posted on by Omar Rashid Z. Abdullah

Niabot na sa 18 ang namatay gumikan sa kumplikasyon nga dala sa Covid-19 sa dakbayan sa Valencia sa Mayo 11.

Gipahibalo sa Department of Health ang dugang isa nga namatay ug laing napulo nga nagpositibo sa virus sa maong adlaw.

Sumala sa pahibalo sa maong dakbayan, ang namatay mao ang Case No. 817. Siya 69 anyos nga lalaki kinsa residente sa Purok 5 sa Brgy. Lurugan.

Niadtong Mayo 10, isa ka 69 anyos sab nga lalaki nga residente sa Purok 8, Brgy. Tongantongan ang nareport nga namatay gumikan sa kumplikasyon sa virus.

Sa kinatibuk-an, niabot na sa 819 ang nagpositibo sa Covid sa Valencia as of May 11 gumikan sa napulo nga nadugang. Ang mga nangaayo niabot na sab sa 723 human nadugangan og lima. Sa kasamtangan, 78 ang mga aktibong kaso sa Covid sa maong dakbayan.

BPMC chief is first to get COVID-19 vaccine in Bukidnon

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MALAYBALAY CITY, March 9 (PIA) — Dr. Miguel Antonio Prantilla, chief of Bukidnon Provincial Medical Center (BPMC), was the first front liner to be injected with the COVID-19 vaccine in Bukidnon.

“As medical doctors, it is important that we not only understand this commitment but also reassure the public that these COVID-19 vaccines will prove widespread immunity. We are getting it first to show that there is really nothing to fear,” Prantilla said on March 8 during the first day of its 3-day actual vaccination.

Governor Jose Ma. Zubiri, Jr., in a statement, said Dr. Prantilla’s supportive gesture of volunteering to be inoculated in public sets as an example to more than 500 healthcare workers who were scheduled to get the vaccines.

“We have seen surveys reporting that significant percentages of the public were reluctant to take the available vaccines. We hope that this act of our BPMC chief will encourage us to be vaccinated so that we can establish the so-called herd immunity,” the governor said.

Provincial Health Officer Dr. Gary Guido Tabios, meanwhile, reported that BPMC had targeted 218 front liners to be inoculated on the first day (March 8), but only 202 got their first shots because records showed there were 13 deferrals and three swift rejections.

Tabios added that only one of BPMC’s 202 vaccinated front-liners had encountered AEAIE (Adverse Event After Immunization Experience). “The AEAIE that appeared in the form of rashes alleviated quickly after taking anti-histamine,” he said.

The PHO chief reported that the Department of Health in Region 10 (DOH-10) delivered 530 doses of Sinovac COVID-19 vaccines to Bukidnon for the BPMC’s 530 front liners.

He also confirmed that in the next few months, Bukidnon will have 390,000 doses of Novavax vaccines for those who are on the government’s priority list, as affirmed by the Inter-Agency Task Force Against COVID-19.

Meanwhile, Mr. Hansel T. Echavez, supervising administrative officer of the Public Affairs Information and Assistance (PAIA) Division of the Office of the Governor as of 6:50 PM on March 9 said, they are waiting for the final report from BPMC about the actual number of health front-liners who received the first inoculation.