Mayor Gualberto of San Fernando, La Union contracts COVID-19 anew | Inquirer News

Mayor Gualberto of San Fernando, La Union contracts COVID-19 anew

Mayor Gualberto of San Fernando, La Union contracts COVID-19 anew

A medical worker shows vials of Covid-19 vaccine. File Photo

LAOAG CITY, Ilocos Norte—Mayor Hermenegildo “Dong” Gualberto of the capital city of San Fernando in La Union province had tested positive for COVID-19, the city government said on Sunday, July 24.

In a statement on Facebook, the city government said the mayor isolated himself after experiencing mild symptoms.

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The city government had asked all those possibly exposed to the mayor to report to the city health office if they experienced any COVID-19 symptoms.

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In January, Gualberto also tested positive for COVID-19.

The city government said Gualberto would continue working in isolation and that city hall operations would be unhampered.

The city government reminded residents that the threat of COVID-19 persisted, asking them to observe health protocols and be vaccinated against the virus. INQ

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