Malaria watch on in Rizal bgays
June 5, 2005 | 12:00am
Government doctors in Rizal are now monitoring a number of barangays in Antipolo City and five towns where malaria cases have been reported.
Dr. Gino Silvestre, medical officer IV of the Department of Health and a malariologist based in Binangonan, Rizal, identified the barangays as Calawis, San Roque, San Isidro, San Jose, Apya, San Ysiro and Colaique, all in Antipolo City; Masaap and Puray, both in E. Rodriguez town (formerly Montalban); and Propito, Malanday, Pintong Bukawe and Maarat, all in San Mateo town.
Also being monitored are certain villages in Tanay, Angono and Taytay towns. Sandy Araneta
Dr. Gino Silvestre, medical officer IV of the Department of Health and a malariologist based in Binangonan, Rizal, identified the barangays as Calawis, San Roque, San Isidro, San Jose, Apya, San Ysiro and Colaique, all in Antipolo City; Masaap and Puray, both in E. Rodriguez town (formerly Montalban); and Propito, Malanday, Pintong Bukawe and Maarat, all in San Mateo town.
Also being monitored are certain villages in Tanay, Angono and Taytay towns. Sandy Araneta
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