Manila Bulletin
Las Piñas City gov't distributes masks, sanitizers, among city's hospitals
The Las Piñas City government distributed 20,000 masks and 10,000 sanitizers to seven hospitals and 30 health centers to protect frontliners against COVID-19.
The masks and sanitizers were equally divided among Las Piñas District Hospital, Pope Pius Hospital, Perpetual Help Medical Center, Las Piñas Medical Center, Las Piñas Lying In, Las Piñas Doctors Hospital, and Red Line Dialysis Center.
Mayor Imelda Aguilar also ordered the posting of COVID-19 prevention guidelines along major roads in the city, including Alabang-Zapote Road, CAA Road, Marcos Alvarez Road, and C5 Extension.
As of March 24, Las Piñas City recorded seven confirmed COVID-19 cases, with one recovery.
Additionally, the city had 17 persons under investigation and 244 persons under monitoring.
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