Manila Bulletin
OSG under lockdown after employee tests positive for COVID-19
The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) in Makati City has been placed under lockdown until further notice due to a confirmed COVID-19 case involving an employee.
The employee tested positive for COVID-19 through an RT-PCR test on July 12.
The OSG had previously undergone a temporary closure in late June following another employee's positive rapid test result.
During the current lockdown, access to the OSG premises will be restricted to essential personnel like the sanitation and disinfection team.
The office will not be receiving or sending out any documents until the lockdown is lifted.
The OSG is actively engaged in contact tracing, monitoring, and disinfection of its facilities and transportation, alongside an ongoing investigation into related COVID-19 matters.
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