While the city temporarily reduces tricycle operations during the Modified General Community Quarantine, City Mayor Eliordo U. Ogena perceived the benefit of the odd-even scheme as he claims that drivers took home twice as much income during the implementation. “Karon, nakit-an ko, nadiskubre ko, based on my interview sa mga
City Mayor Eliordo U. Ogena led the launching and inauguration of the city’s first Health Monitoring and Response Command Center which allows health authorities to access the locals current health situation with ease. The system is said to monitor the people’s activities and health status as well as in quickly
Koronadal residents who are stuck from different areas in the country and abroad can now be assisted by the city government to return home through Bulig Balik Koronadal Program, a repatriation effort led by the City of Koronadal Investment and Promotions Center (CKIPC). As of date, more than 2,000 returnees
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) sets out to distribute benefits on May 21-22 for its Social Pension (SocPen) program to augment the needs of the qualified indigent senior citizens amid coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. Eligible indigent beneficiaries from the 27 barangays of the city tallying to 11,032
Free consultation through online doctors dubbed as “telemed consultation” officially started on April 24, after it was being launched through the collaborative efforts of South Cotabato Medical (SOCOMED) Society. The said program is being spearheaded by SOCOMED Pres. Dr. Jose Ferrante Solano in partnership with the City Government of Koronadal
The City Government of Koronadal is now preparing to possibly end the Enhance Community Quarantine (ECQ) this coming April 30. As part of the preparations, the Technical Working Group (TWG) calls for a meeting attended by the Department of Health (DOH) Region XII representative Cyndi Doregios-Estrabon to tackle the possible
The City Social Welfare and Development Office (CSWDO) is expected to dispense cash payout starting on April 23-25 of the Social Amelioration Program (SAP) to the intended beneficiaries from the 27 barangays of Koronadal City. According to the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) XII, as of April 20,
As Koronadal braces for the impact of the deadly virus, the city goes under communal austerity to set the tone for the gravity of the nation’s state of public health emergency. Effective until December 31, 2020, Executive Order 41 signed by City Mayor Eliordo Ogena on Friday, April 17 imposes
The need for stricter measures called for the enactment of the Enhanced Community Quarantine or Ordinance No. 9 s.2020 approved on Monday, April 13. This is in response to the reported first case of COVID-19 in the city as well as to address the influx of people crowding over supermarkets
The Spirit of sharing still lives on in Koronadal! Amid an atmosphere of ‘hopelessness, distress and panic’ brought about by COVID-19, some Koronadaleños are turning good Samaritan; they are providing voluntary services, giving relief and PPEs to help the government in its effort to combat the ill effects of the