Philippine Women's College (PWC) has implemented preventive measures, including mask-wearing and hygiene practices, to address a potential HFMD outbreak on campus.
THE Philippine Women’s College of Davao is requiring its students and faculty to wear masks and follow hygienic practices after a possible case of Hand , Foot , and Mouth Disease was reported on campus..Vicente Antonio V.
cases in the school. The announcement stated that face-to-face classes are suspended until further notice to avoid risking the health and safety of students, faculty, and staff. As of now, the school has recorded 30 cases of cases in the city and urged educational institutions with cases to disinfect their classrooms, toys, playgrounds, and other areas to prevent further spread of the disease.In Davao City alone, there are around 191 cases of
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