Parts of Mandaluyong City Hall closed for disinfection
MANILA, Philippines — Some offices at the Mandaluyong City Hall will be closed for a week starting Monday, July 27, 2020 for disinfection amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis.
The city hall’s legislative department including the secretariat’s office will temporarily closed, the city government announced Sunday in its Facebook page.
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Posted by Mandaluyong City Public Information Office on Saturday, July 25, 2020
It advised residents to email their concerns at [email protected].
They may also bring their letters for documents for the vice mayor, councilors and secretariat to security personnel at the city hall’s third floor.
Mandaluyong City has so far recorded 1,424 COVID-19 infections with 80 deaths and 835 recoveries.
UPDATE: Ang pagtaas sa bilang ng New Cases ay resulta ng pinaigting nating MASS TESTING sa mga Suspect Case para…
Posted by Mandaluyong City Public Information Office on Saturday, July 25, 2020
Nationwide, 78,412 COVID-19 cases have been recorded , including 25,752 recoveries and 1,897 deaths.
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