If all 80 barangays in the city can achieve a COVID-free status by year-end, Labella said the local government would release P8 million in unspent money from its P100-million supplemental budget granted by the city council. “That’s where we will get our funds for the reward,” he said.
Data from the city’s Emergency Operations Center showed that 43 of 80 barangays in the city had recorded zero active COVID-19 cases in the past 14 days. As of Sunday, Cebu City had a total of 10,215 cases, with only 213 considered active. It also recorded 9,323 recoveries and 679 deaths. According to Cimatu, the city will have a chance to bring its COVID-19 cases to zero as long as there are more recoveries than new cases.On June 16, Cebu City was placed under enhanced community quarantine, the strictest form of lockdown, due to a surge in the number of COVID-19 cases.
It took about two months before the city’s status was downgraded to modified general community quarantine. INQ
no, ano gusto nyo tlga jan? pra ang result ng nasasakupan nyo eh zero? pero ang totoo dindaya lng? para may pera na makuha. hnd ako nagiging negative pero be practical, ganyan naun mangyayare, dadayain.
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