To prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus among its employees, the Caloocan City government conducted a disinfection of the new city hall on Tuesday, Jan. 4.
The disinfection was conducted at around 8 a.m. by the city’s Department of Public Safety and Traffic Management and the City Environment and Management Office.
The local government said that the disinfection will be done twice daily, before and after office hours. Under the Alert Level 3 status, the local government will operate on a skeleton workforce arrangement, except for emergency and COVID-19 response offices and other frontline services.
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