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Omicron Less Severe Than Delta Strain, But Still Dangerous: WHO

The World Health Organization head warned the Omicron coronavirus variant may be less severe than delta, but remains a dangerous variant, particularly for the unvaccinated.

Large Asteroid To Pass Close To Earth

An asteroid wider than the tallest building in the world will cross Earth's orbit next week, media reports said.

CHED: Over 85% Of HEIs Personnel, 60% Of Students Vaxxed

More than 85 percent of teaching and non-teaching personnel in higher education institutions have been vaccinated against the Covid-19 as of January 11.

Panagbenga 2022 To Push Thru Sans Crowd-Drawing Events

Crowd-drawing events at the Panagbenga Festival 2022 in Baguio will be scrapped to prevent the further spread of Covid-19.

Bajaj Maxima Cargo Rises As A Logistics Solution In Bohol Relief Operations

The Bajaj Maxima Cargo has been recognized as an effective logistical solution for transporting relief products and services to disaster-stricken areas such as Bohol.

DILG Orders Barangays To Conduct Inventory Of Unvaxxed Persons

All barangays have been ordered to submit an inventory of unvaxxed persons in their localities, the Department of the Interior and Local Government said.

‘No Vax, No Ride’ In NCR Public Transport Begins Jan. 17

Only fully vaccinated individuals, with some exceptions, will be allowed to take public transportation beginning January 17, a Department of Transportation official said.

Iloilo City Eyes Molecular Lab Upgrade For Genome Sequencing

The Iloilo City government is eyeing to expand the services of its molecular laboratory to already include the conduct of genome sequencing.

Hogs To Get Insurance Coverage In Ilocos Norte

Hogs in the province of Ilocos Norte are expected to get insurance coverage from the Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation to protect local livelihood from the African swine fever.

‘Odette’ Victims In NegOr Get Water Relief From Utility Firm

Typhoon victims in the towns and cities of Negros Oriental have received thousands of liters of water from the Metro Dumaguete Water in the aftermath of Typhoon Odette.

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