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DILG on one-week lockdown after exec gets coronavirus
The DILG-NAPOLCOM Center in Quezon City will undergo a one-week lockdown starting Monday, July 6, due to an Interior Undersecretary testing positive for COVID-19.
The lockdown is implemented to allow for disinfection and contact tracing within the premises.
All NAPOLCOM personnel will be working from home during this period.
A designated personnel will be available at the ground floor lobby to receive documents, but other transactions will not be accommodated.
Operations are expected to resume on July 13.
Interior Undersecretary Epimaco Densing, who tested positive, reported that he is responding well to treatment.
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