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                    [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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                    [Title] => Dengue alert itinaas uli sa Valenzuela City
                    [Summary] => Muli na namang itinaas ng Valenzuela City Health Office ang ‘dengue alert’ sa nasabing lungsod makaraang isa na namang  3-anyos na paslit ang nasawi matapos na dapuan ng nakamamatay na sakit, kamakalawa ng umaga sa nabanggit na lungsod.


Ang biktimang si Anthony Bein Lantoja, ng Area 5, Brgy. Gen. T. de Leon ng nabanggit na lungsod ay namatay habang isinusugod ng kanyang inang si Annabelle sa Valenzuela General Hospital dakong alas-11 ng umaga.


Nabatid na si Lantoja ang kauna-unahang biktima ng dengue na iniulat na nasawi sa taong ito.


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                    [Title] => Dengue outbreak sa Valenzuela City
                    [Summary] => Umaabot na sa 13 katao ang namatay, habang 402 naman ang dinapuan ng karamdaman sanhi ng "dengue outbreak" sa Valenzuela City.


Ito naman ang kinumpirma ni Dr. Antonio Olegario, Health Officer ng Valenzuela City, matapos na mapaulat na  pinakahuling namatay si Mary Anne Santos, 9, ng Purok 2, Brgy. Marulas na dinapuan ng  sakit na dengue.


Lumilitaw na sa 32 barangay sa Valenzuela, 23 dito ang lubusang naapektuhan ng pagkalat ng sakit na dengue tulad ng Brgy. Marulas, Gen. T. de Leon, Ugong at Karuhatan.


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DR. ANTONIO OLEGARIO

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Valenzuela’s general hospital to ‘re-open’

By Jerry Botial | April 13, 2006 - 12:00am

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...

Metro

No dengue epidemic in Valenzuela

July 30, 2005 - 12:00am

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,...

Metro

Dengue alert itinaas uli sa Valenzuela City

January 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Muli na namang itinaas ng Valenzuela City Health Office ang ‘dengue alert’ sa nasabing lungsod makaraang isa na namang 3-anyos na paslit ang nasawi matapos na dapuan ng nakamamatay na sakit, kamakalawa...

PSN Metro

Dengue outbreak sa Valenzuela City

October 31, 2003 - 12:00am

Umaabot na sa 13 katao ang namatay, habang 402 naman ang dinapuan ng karamdaman sanhi ng "dengue outbreak" sa Valenzuela City. Ito naman ang kinumpirma ni Dr. Antonio Olegario, Health Officer ng Valenzuela...

PSN Metro