Rizal Memorial to accept COVID-19 cases on April 7

Updated SUN · APR 5, 2020 · 3:54 PM

The Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila is set to start accepting coronavirus cases on April 7.

As of Monday, April 6, the facility will house 120 beds and be manned by three doctors and 50 nurses from the Armed Forces of the Philippines and Philippine National Police medical services.

The Iglesia ni Cristo offered its Ciudad de Victoria estate in Bocaue, Bulacan, which includes the Philippine Arena and other facilities that can accommodate around 1,065 rooms for patients and 476 suites for frontliners.

Additionally, the World Trade Center, PICC, and Rizal Memorial Sports Complex are expected to be ready within 10 days and will house approximately 2,000 patients.

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