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Covid cases sa Negros Occidental naga average sa 25-55 kada adlaw

Covid cases sa Negros Occidental naga average sa 25-55 kada adlaw

Balita Hiligaynon
Padayon ang pagnubo karon sang active Covid-19 cases sang Negros Occidental. Sa nagligad nga apat ka adlaw nadagdag na sa two digits ang new cases nga gina report.Sa November 9 nga report sang Provincial Incident Management Team, 1,624 ang active cases.Suno kay Zeaphard Caelian ang pamuno sang Provincial Incident Management Team, sang November 6, 25 ang new cases nga na record, sa November 7 naman 52, sang November 8, 34 kag sang kahapon, November 9, 55.Naghalog naman ang mga quarantine facilities. Bisan gani ang Mambukal nga gina gamit bilang quarantine facility sang mga empleyado sang gobyerno duha na lamang ang naga pabilin nga naka quarantine as of November 10.Ang utilization rate sa mga Covid hospital sang probinsya nag nubo naman, 37.25 percent ang utilization rate sa...
Curfew sa Negros Occidental posible himuon na nga 12 midnight tubtob 4am

Curfew sa Negros Occidental posible himuon na nga 12 midnight tubtob 4am

Balita Hiligaynon
Ginapaabot nga palip-utan ukon mas mangin manubo ang curfew hours sa probinsya.Ini suno kay Negros Occidental governor Eugenio Jose Lacson. Suno sa gobernador sa iya nga pag konsulta sa mga alkalde indi nila luyag nga dulaon ang curfew hours bisan pa nga yara na sa alert level 2 ang Negros Occidental.Gani laban nga palip-utan na lamang ini kag mangin las dose sang tungang gab-i tubtob las kwatro sang kaagahon. Ang curfew karon nagasugod las 9 sang gab-i tubtob las kwatro sang kaagahon.Liwat nga magasapol ang gobernador sa mga alkalde kag sa sini nga semana gina paabot ang pag pa gwa sang gobernador sang executive order bahin diri. Wala naman sang problema sa mga menor de edad suno kay Lacson.Sa karon wala pa man gina tugutan sa probinsya ang pag gwa sang mga kabataan.“I...
Solar street lights up

Solar street lights up

Community
The installation of eco-friendly solar street lights along Bonifacio Street in Barangay Zone 7, Talisay City, under Punong Barangay Sulpicio “Bingbing” Verdeflor Jr. has been completed, Mayor Neil Lizares said Wednesday, November 10.“Aside from illuminating the streets for motorists and pedestrians alike at night, these lighting upgrades can help make our barangay community safer due to its crime prevention effect while also creating the conditions necessary for our residents and businesses to thrive,” Lizares said.“This is not only as a crime deterrent initiative but this solar-powered street lights are economical to use, promote renewable energy and significantly lessen the carbon footprint of our communities and reduce our dependence on conventional energy. The absence of extern...
Benitez  distributes  toolkits for  Metro 3rd TESDA scholars

Benitez distributes toolkits for Metro 3rd TESDA scholars

Business, Community
Rep. Francisco “Kiko” Benitez (Negros Occidental, 3rd District) led the distribution of starter toolkits to 88 scholars of the 2020 Special Training for Employment Program of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) at separate programs in E.B. Magalona and Murcia on Tuesday, November 9.The office of Benitez partnered with TESDA to facilitate the conduct of community-based specialty training programs to promote livelihood and employment opportunities for the underprivileged and displaced workers in the barangays, a press release said.Acting Provincial TESDA Director Romelia Nuezca thanked Benitez for the support and participation of all cities and municipalities of the Third District, enabling them to teach and provide skills to many beneficiaries, especiall...
Bello promises P110M more for Negros, may run for senator

Bello promises P110M more for Negros, may run for senator

Top Stories
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III (3rd from left) gets a show of support from former Rep. Mercedes Alvarez, Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson, Vice Governor Jeffrey Ferrer, Rep. Greg Gasataya, Rep. Leo Rafael Cueva and Rep. Gerardo Valmayor (l-r) at the Negros Residences in Bacolod City Tuesday.*CPG photoLabor Secretary Silvestre Bello III distributed P16.6 million in assistance to 2,355 Bacolod and Negros Occidental residents on Tuesday, November 9, and said P110 million more will be allocated in next year’s budget.Bello distributed the funds at rites held at the Negros Residences in Bacolod City, where he also disclosed that he may run for senator in the 2022 polls as a replacement candidate.He will decide on his Senate bid after he talks to President Rodrigo Duterte, Bello sai...
Former board member Tuvilla passes away

Former board member Tuvilla passes away

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Francis Gerard Tuvilla was seen by many of his friends standing on top of jeepney parked along the Bacolod Silay Airport Access Road as part of a stationary caravan to welcome Vice President Leni Robredo to Negros on Friday.*Former Negros Occidental Board Member Francis Gerard “Tanting” Yulo Tuvilla, who was seen standing on the roof of a jeepney cheering for Vice President Leni Robredo during her visit to Negros Occidental Friday, suffered a massive heart attack and died Tuesday morning, November 9.Tuvilla, 62, who had several heart attacks in the past, was at his sister’s house Tuesday morning when his heart gave in, his cousin Paul Yulo said.He was rushed to the Riverside Medical Center in Bacolod City where he was pronounced dead on arrival.Tuvilla served as board memb...
Bello: Covid jabs not mandatory, but required in three businesses

Bello: Covid jabs not mandatory, but required in three businesses

Business, Top Stories
Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III reiterated on Tuesday, November 9, that vaccination against COVID-19 cannot be made mandatory."Persons cannot be forced to be vaccinated because we live under a democratic society,” Bello stressed at a press conference at the Negros Residences in Bacolod City.There is no law that requires everybody, including workers, to get vaccinated, he said.However, a national Inter-Agency Task Force (NIATF) resolution requires that workers at restaurants, hotels and personal care establishments must be fully vaccinated, he said.Meanwhile, Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson said the Negros Occidental provincial government will abide by the guidelines of the NIATF on when minors can be allowed to go out of their homes.We are being guided by NIATF rules, and ...
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