Mt Province suspends work in PLGU offices; Sagada areas restricted
>> Sunday, January 31, 2021
BONTOC,
Mountain Province – Gov. Bonifacio Lacwasan Jr. ordered extension of suspension of work in provincial government
offices due to rising Covid-19 cases and detection of the UK
variant in this capital town.
In his memorandum order 05 s. 2021, Lacwasan, extended work suspension, except for frontline and vital offices starting Jan. 25 until Jan. 29.
The governor suspended work in the PLGU two weeks ago following surge of Covid-19 cases in the province with most cases from Bontoc.
The central barangays of Samoki, Bontoc Ili, Caluttit and Poblacion were placed under enhanced community quarantine lockdown until Jan. 31.
Lacwasan urged everyone to strictly adhere to minimum health protocols which he said “is still the best and cost effective measure against the corona virus and its variants.
Meanwhile, work at the Bauko town LGU resumed last week but only employees of the LGU and national line agencies operating in Bauko were allowed to enter the municipal compound.
This work arrangement was until Jan. 29, due to increasing number of Covid-19 cases in the municipality.
Employees who were exhibiting Covid-like symptoms or co-morbidities were instructed not to report until such time their condition improves.
In order not to totally disrupt public services, Mayor Abraham Akilit said clients may call the office mobile numbers.
Akilit suspended work on Jan. 21 and 22, after several LGU employees tested positive for Covid-19.
Lacwasan urged everyone to strictly adhere to minimum health protocols which he said “is still the best and cost effective measure against Aovid-19 and its variants. – PIA Cordillera
In his memorandum order 05 s. 2021, Lacwasan, extended work suspension, except for frontline and vital offices starting Jan. 25 until Jan. 29.
The governor suspended work in the PLGU two weeks ago following surge of Covid-19 cases in the province with most cases from Bontoc.
The central barangays of Samoki, Bontoc Ili, Caluttit and Poblacion were placed under enhanced community quarantine lockdown until Jan. 31.
Lacwasan urged everyone to strictly adhere to minimum health protocols which he said “is still the best and cost effective measure against the corona virus and its variants.
Meanwhile, work at the Bauko town LGU resumed last week but only employees of the LGU and national line agencies operating in Bauko were allowed to enter the municipal compound.
This work arrangement was until Jan. 29, due to increasing number of Covid-19 cases in the municipality.
Employees who were exhibiting Covid-like symptoms or co-morbidities were instructed not to report until such time their condition improves.
In order not to totally disrupt public services, Mayor Abraham Akilit said clients may call the office mobile numbers.
Akilit suspended work on Jan. 21 and 22, after several LGU employees tested positive for Covid-19.
Lacwasan urged everyone to strictly adhere to minimum health protocols which he said “is still the best and cost effective measure against Aovid-19 and its variants. – PIA Cordillera
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