Manila Bulletin
Pasig hotel converted into quarantine facility
Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto announced that Dahlia Hotel in Pasig has been converted into a quarantine facility for individuals being monitored for COVID-19.
The facility can accommodate up to 300 individuals with mild to moderate symptoms.
Mayor Sotto emphasized the need for preparedness, stating "Kailangan handa tayo" (We need to be ready) as experts predict a rise in COVID-19 cases.
He explained that strict 14-day supervised quarantines are crucial to minimize community risk.
The hotel owners have lent the establishment to the city, with Pasig covering only utility costs.
In addition to the quarantine facility, the city government has requested 400,000 food packs worth P158 million and procured 5,000 bottles of vitamins for residents.
Pasig City is also utilizing drone technology for misting and disinfection activities.
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