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Zambo City Hall still closed as 2nd worker gets Covid-19
Zamboanga City Hall and its annex building remain closed for disinfection and contact tracing after a second employee tested positive for COVID-19.
A skeleton workforce is expected to resume operations at City Hall on Monday, July 20, while financial backroom services continued on Friday.
The Centro Latino Convention Center will serve clients for police apprehensions related to COVID-19 ordinances and the release of confiscated driver's licenses.
City government offices located outside City Hall continue to serve the public.
The city has recorded a total of 356 COVID-19 cases as of Thursday, with 14 new cases reported on Wednesday.
This city has been reverted to General Community Quarantine (GCQ) effective Wednesday due to soaring COVID-19 cases.
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