Manila Bulletin
PCOO suspends work after employee gets COVID-19
The Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) has suspended work until July 27 after one of its employees tested positive for COVID-19.
Work was suspended starting Tuesday, July 21, to allow for the disinfection of the New Executive Building within the Malacañang Complex.
COVID-19 testing will also be conducted for primary and secondary contacts of the infected employee.
PCOO Secretary Martin Andanar assured that the delivery of essential public information will continue through virtual or remote daily briefings.
These briefings will keep the public updated on the government's pandemic response efforts.
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