Manila Bulletin
Some offices in Mandaluyong to close for a week of disinfection
Mandaluyong City Hall will temporarily close some offices for a week starting July 27 for disinfection.
The Legislative Department and Secretariat's Office in the BOC Building will be affected by the closure.
Residents with transactions are advised to communicate via email at sp.mandaluyongcity@gmail.com.
Alternatively, documents can be submitted to the security guard on the third floor of City Hall.
As of July 25, Mandaluyong City has 1,424 confirmed COVID-19 cases, with 835 recoveries and 80 deaths, leaving 509 active cases.
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