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BARMM minister goes on Covid-19 self-quarantine
Bangsamoro Information and Communications Technology Minister and spokesman Naguib Sinarimbo has opted for self-quarantine after meeting with Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, who was potentially exposed to COVID-19.
Sinarimbo attended a Senate meeting on March 10 concerning the implementation of the Bangsamoro Organic Law.
He is taking the precautionary measure despite feeling well and showing no symptoms.
Sinarimbo aims to prevent any potential risk to his staff and visitors at the Ministry of Interior and Local Government (MILG).
He assured that MILG operations will continue through teleconferences and instructed staff to maintain hygiene and use disinfecting equipment.
Sinarimbo urged BARMM constituents to remain calm and follow the protocols set by authorities.
The BARMM government has declared a "red alert" status but has confirmed the region remains free of COVID-19 cases.
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