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More Bacolodnons receive anti-COVID vaccine
Bacolod City has officially resumed its anti-COVID jabs as several vaccination sites yesterday, January 3. The Emergency Operations Center-Task Force, headed by Mayor Evelio Leonardia,
DOH says ROF in isolation in Bacolod after testing positive of Omicron has fully recovered
A 38-year-old who works in a cruise ship and recently returned in Bacolod City is currently in isolation while waiting for his repeat RT-PCR test
Bacolod stays under Alert Level 2; curfew back from 11PM-4AM
Mayor Evelio Leonardia has signed an executive order extending the alert level 2 classification of the city versus the deadly coronavirus until January 15, 2022.
Bacolod vaccinates 93% of its population vs COVID-19
The Bacolod City Emergency Operations Center announced that 93.33% of the city’s vaccinable population is already fully-inoculated against the deadly coronavirus. Executive Director Em Legaspi-Ang,
Sipalay feeders still down; may take up to Feb to resume power
According to information received by the provincial government, all three feeders of Negros Occidental Electric Cooperative (NOCECO) servicing Sipalay are still down.
Capitol places entire province under state of calamity
With nearly P6billion damages left by super typhoon Odette to crops, properties and infrastructure around Negros Occidental, Gov. Eugenio Lacson has issued an executive order
Duterte arrives in Kabankalan; distributes aid to typhoon victims
President Rodrigo Duterte arrived in Kabankalan City Hall late this afternoon, December 20 to personally assess the havoc brought by super typhoon Odette. The president
NOCECO, NGCP start to restore power lines in Southern Negros Occ
The National Grid Corporation of the Philippines said it has restored some transmission lines that were affected by Typhoon Odette in Negros Occidental. According to
#BangonSipalay trends; death toll rises to 21
With mobile communication down across Sipalay and neighboring towns and cities as of yesterday, December 18, families waiting for update had no choice but only to rely on the slow information made available from local media Facebook pages.
Malacañang admits challenges in responding to Odette
In Kabankalan City, 70% of its land area were submerged in water up to late afternoon, today, December 17. The local disaster group said that they have to halt their rescue operation last night due to road obstructions.
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