COVID-19 An official of the Davao City COVID-19 Task Force confirmed that home isolation will no longer be an option for mild and asymptomatic COVID-19 patients amid the decreasing number of
COVID-19 All public utility vehicle drivers are advised to maintain the 70 per cent passenger capacity as allowed under the guidelines during the evolving coronavirus pandemic. The City Transportation and Traffic
Disaster Risk Reduction & Mitigation THE City Government of Davao will assist families whose houses were damaged during the recent flooding in the city. Lawyer, Marlisa Gallo, the Head of the Davao City Social Welfare
COVID-19 Dabawenyo families are encouraged to join the online competitions for the city government’s month-long Christmas festival – the Davao PaskOnline Fiesta (DPF), with more than P200,000 worth of cash prizes
COVID-19 Davao City will no longer require the use of face shields in the 3C settings – crowded places, close contact, and confined and enclosed spaces and made it voluntary effective
COVID-19 The City Government of Davao announced on Tuesday, November 2, that it will no longer require the mandatory use of motorcycle barriers and installation of plastic barriers on the jeepneys
COVID-19 A total of 29,576 public utility vehicle drivers has received anti-Covid vaccines through the Davao City government’s vaccination drive in three sites opened for them at Agro Compound, Calinan, and
COVID-19 The Southern Philippines Medical Center (SPMC) has been designated as the only Davao City hospital that will cater to confirmed COVID-19 patients based on Executive Order (EO) No. 60 Series
COVID-19 Davao City kept its five percent COVID-19 positivity rate recently, which the Davao COVID-19 Task Force said is a piece of good news. Davao COVID-19 Task Force Spokesperson Dr. Michelle
Peace and Order A city government official has warned anew those who are planning to transport illegal contrabands, such as drugs and firearms, in Davao City, saying that security forces are on high
