Two new cases of the COVID-19 were recorded in Dagupan City on Friday, bringing the total number of active cases to 13, officials said. | yzsoteloINQ
Between Aug. 25 to Sept. 3, 13 new cases were recorded in the city.
Mayor Brian Lim reiterated his call for Dagupeños to follow the minimum health and safety protocols set by the city government, such as wearing face masks and face shields, and frequent washing of hands with soap and water. The Sangguniang Panlungsod also wanted to implement a mandatory wearing of face shields in addition to face masks.
The areas where face shields might soon be required are public places, commercial areas, government offices, hospitals and educational institutions, and places of religious worship, and Galvan Street, which is used as a market. INQ
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