DPWH to fast-track building of dormitories for COVID-19 frontliners

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DPWH to fast-track building of dormitories for COVID-19 frontliners
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The Department of Public Works and Highways is expected to complete more living facilities for health care frontliners in Quezon City by the end of June

In a statement released Sunday, the DPWH said the construction of six dormitories capable of housing 192 people will provide necessary shelter for workers, primariy from QC-basled hospitals such as the National Kidney and Transplant Institute, Philippine Heart Center, East Avenue Medical Center, Veterans Memorial Hospital, Childrens Hospital, and V. Luna GSendeneral Hospital.

The DPWH statement said,"The initiative for accommodation shelter for medical personnel is in addition to other DPWH programs to contribute to national government's efforts in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic such as the successful conversion of several public and private buildings and spaces in Metro Manila and adjacent provinces into mega quarantine/healthcare facility or ‘We Heal As One’ Center.

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