A total of 490 locally stranded individuals (LSIs) returned to various places in the Caraga region over the weekend through the government's "Balik-Probinsya" program.
The LSIs arrived at Nasipit International Seaport and were immediately given strict screening health protocols by local government units and other concerned agencies.
They underwent health screening protocols, including COVID-19 testing and mandatory 14-day facility-based quarantine.
Upon arrival in their respective places in the region, they also underwent health risk assessment, thermal scanning, and checking of documents conducted by health professionals.
They were ferried to their respective homes and advised to strictly observe a 14-day home quarantine period as an added precautionary health measure.
The health workers and barangay officials are closely monitoring those in home quarantine.
The "Balik-Probinsiya" program continues to accept applications, contingent on the availability of quarantine facilities in the region.
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