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[Title] => Valenzuela’s general hospital to ‘re-open’
[Summary] => After virtually closing down for five days due to the invasion of a potentially fatal bacteria, Valenzuela General Hospital (VGH) authorities announced yesterday they will be returning to normal operations effective today, Maundy Thursday.
Aida Cuadra, chief nurse and spokesperson for VGH, a 100-bed capacity tertiary hospital operated by the Department of Health (DOH), revealed the information to The STAR in an interview yesterday even as she tried to dispel rumors of any outbreak of meninggococcemia or any such other fatal diseases.
[DatePublished] => 2006-04-13 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Jerry Botial
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[Title] => No dengue epidemic in Valenzuela
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian directed city health officials yesterday to intensify its campaign against dengue following one confirmed death in the city.
Dr. Antonio Olegario, city health officer, however, assured the public that there was no cause for alarm as there was neither a dengue outbreak nor an epidemic in the city.
Olegario said that in addition to the awareness campaign, fogging or fumigation operations continue against dengue-carrying mosquitoes (aedes egypti) during the rainy season.
[DatePublished] => 2005-07-30 00:00:00
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[Title] => Valenzuela’s general hospital to ‘re-open’
[Summary] => After virtually closing down for five days due to the invasion of a potentially fatal bacteria, Valenzuela General Hospital (VGH) authorities announced yesterday they will be returning to normal operations effective today, Maundy Thursday.
Aida Cuadra, chief nurse and spokesperson for VGH, a 100-bed capacity tertiary hospital operated by the Department of Health (DOH), revealed the information to The STAR in an interview yesterday even as she tried to dispel rumors of any outbreak of meninggococcemia or any such other fatal diseases.
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[Title] => No dengue epidemic in Valenzuela
[Summary] => Valenzuela City Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian directed city health officials yesterday to intensify its campaign against dengue following one confirmed death in the city.
Dr. Antonio Olegario, city health officer, however, assured the public that there was no cause for alarm as there was neither a dengue outbreak nor an epidemic in the city.
Olegario said that in addition to the awareness campaign, fogging or fumigation operations continue against dengue-carrying mosquitoes (aedes egypti) during the rainy season.
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