Read more about the article ECQ not possible despite 6,700 COVID-19 cases, says Mayor Sara
Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio’s as she delivers her speech State of the City Address (SOCA) 2020 on Monday, November 16, 2020 via Facebook Live. (Screenshot from Davao CIO's video)

ECQ not possible despite 6,700 COVID-19 cases, says Mayor Sara

Mayor Sara Duterte says there is still no possibility of placing the city under ECQ despite the increasing rate of COVID-19 cases in Davao City.

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Doctors’ group defies WHO, insists on Ivermectin as COVID-19 treatment

Amid the lack of safety data in the majority of studies according to the manufacturer of Ivermectin who does not recommend its use for COVID-19 treatment, a group of doctors insists on the use of it as prophylaxis and treatment of the virulent disease.

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Read more about the article Congress approves trans-Mindanao highway on 2nd reading
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Congress approves trans-Mindanao highway on 2nd reading

A proposed bill to construct the trans-Mindanao highway to establish an alternative route connecting Caraga and Northern Mindanao was approved on second reading at the Lower House.

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Read more about the article CDO archbishop says vaccines ‘morally acceptable’
PRIESTLY ADVICE. In his Aug. 23, 2021 letter addressed to the archdiocese’s clergy, religious workers and faithful, Archbishop Jose Cabantan asserts that getting the COVID-19 vaccination is “morally acceptable" (Jigger Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

CDO archbishop says vaccines ‘morally acceptable’

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY – As many members of the Roman Catholic Church seem divided over getting inoculated against the virulent COVID-19, the archbishop of the Archdiocese here has reiterated…

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