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[Title] => Cebu sets aside P10.6-M for anti-SARS campaign
[Summary] => Cebu Governor Pablo Garcia has earmarked P10.6 million for the anti-Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)campaign despite the absence of SARS in the province.
Garcia yesterday gave P200,000 to each of the 47 municipalities and P300,000 to each of the four component cities of the province for their respective anti-SARS campaign.
The governor likewise urged the different local government units in the province to declare their area under a state of calamity for them to be able to utilize the calamity fund, which is equivalent to five percent of their annual budget.
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[Title] => Stewardess, son cleared of SARS
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The Central Visayas (Region 7) office of the Department of Health said a stewardess and her child, who were admitted to the North General Hospital in Talamban last Wednesday for exhibiting suspected symptoms of the dreaded Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS), are now both out of danger.
DOH-Region 7 epidemiologist Juanito Zuasula said there is nothing to worry about, although both the 29-year-old Cebuana, identified only as SC, and her one-year-old son still have to undergo another round of chest X-rays and blood tests.
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[Title] => Dengue cases in Cebu up 400%
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The Department of Health’s Central Visayas office warned the other day that dengue cases in the province will reach 5,000 this year if Cebuanos will not heed calls to clean their surroundings.
Juanito Zuasula, the DOH’s regional chief epidemiologist, issued the warning after dengue cases in the province rose by more than 400 percent.
Based on DOH records, dengue cases in Cebu soared to 1,875 from January to Aug. 3, compared to 487 during the same period last year.
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JUANITO ZUASULA
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Garcia yesterday gave P200,000 to each of the 47 municipalities and P300,000 to each of the four component cities of the province for their respective anti-SARS campaign.
The governor likewise urged the different local government units in the province to declare their area under a state of calamity for them to be able to utilize the calamity fund, which is equivalent to five percent of their annual budget.
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[Title] => Stewardess, son cleared of SARS
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DOH-Region 7 epidemiologist Juanito Zuasula said there is nothing to worry about, although both the 29-year-old Cebuana, identified only as SC, and her one-year-old son still have to undergo another round of chest X-rays and blood tests.
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[Title] => Dengue cases in Cebu up 400%
[Summary] => CEBU CITY — The Department of Health’s Central Visayas office warned the other day that dengue cases in the province will reach 5,000 this year if Cebuanos will not heed calls to clean their surroundings.
Juanito Zuasula, the DOH’s regional chief epidemiologist, issued the warning after dengue cases in the province rose by more than 400 percent.
Based on DOH records, dengue cases in Cebu soared to 1,875 from January to Aug. 3, compared to 487 during the same period last year.
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August 16, 2001 - 12:00am
