After lockdown due to COVID cases, PCG offices to open Monday

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The Philippine Coast Guard will be reopening some of its offices in its national headquarters which were shut down after some of its personnel tested positive for COVID-19.

The Philippine Coast Guard will be reopening some of its offices in its national headquarters which were shut down after some of its personnel tested positive for the coronavirus disease .

“We’ll be opening the offices that we temporarily closed last week following reports of COVID-19 positive in some National Headquarters departments of the Coast Guard,” said Balilo when contacted by Manila Bulletin. From as high as 133 positive cases of COVID-19 at the PCG National Headquarters on Saturday, Jan. 15, the number has been reduced to about 30.

The other offices that were temporarily locked down were the Internal Audit, the Provost Marshal, the Commission on Audit, the Office of the Command Master Chief Petty Officer, and the Legal Service.

 

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