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Posted on: 11 July 2018, 23:24
By the Philippine News Agency
LAOAG CITY – The city of Dingras in Ilocos Norte has been placed in a state of calamity Due to the high number The Mayor said Wednesday
(Pixabay photo) Manila Bulletin
Mayor Erdio Valenzuela said that since the beginning of the season, rains, there have been cases of dengue fever. were recorded 66 cases of dengue with one death – a child from the village of San Marcelino subject to floods.
"It was already too late when they took the child to the hospital," noted the mayor. Currently, fumigation activities are being conducted in Dingras to contain the spread of the disease.
"We have mobilized village officials and barangay health workers to carry out the cleanliness campaign, and our municipal health service is also aware of the situation to stop this problem," said Valenzuela.
While the city of Dingras was in a state of calamity, the mayor assured that they had enough funds to contain the disease transmitted by mosquitoes. 19659011] (function (d, s, id) {
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