Manila Bulletin
Mandaluyong reports on trike drivers’ testing
Mandaluyong City requires all tricycle drivers to undergo rapid antibody testing before resuming operations as part of safety protocols during the modified enhanced community quarantine.
Out of 277 tricycle drivers who initially tested positive via rapid testing, 42 have since tested negative through confirmatory RT-PCR swab tests.
The remaining 235 drivers are awaiting their RT-PCR results and remain in isolation.
Only drivers who test negative for COVID-19 will be permitted to resume operations to ensure public safety.
Despite the initial rapid testing, the city government will conduct further testing if necessary, emphasizing a cautious approach.
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