Manila Bulletin
Ship owners, operators urged to intensify preventive measures against nCoV
The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) has implemented precautionary measures against the novel coronavirus (nCoV) following the confirmation of the first case in the Philippines.
Shipowners and operators are advised to coordinate with the Department of Health (DOH) on standard operating procedures for monitoring and reporting suspected nCoV cases.
They must also ensure the availability of necessary medical equipment and train personnel on prevention, monitoring, and reporting.
MARINA itself has implemented strict health monitoring procedures, including temperature checks and provision of hand sanitizers, for people entering its offices.
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