The Department of Health (DOH)-Calabarzon provided anti-dengue equipment for the schools in Imus City, which can be used by the local government in their dengue campaign as well as in their preparation for the resumption of face-to-face classes.
Last week, DOH Regional Director Dr. Ariel Valencia handed over the equipment to Mayor Alex Advincula and Division Schools Superintendent Dr. Rose Marie Torres at Gov. DM Camerino Integrated School.
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Other elementary schools in the city, including Imus Pilot Elementary School and Buhay na Tubig Elementary School, received the same materials.
Aside from that, Olyset nets were installed over the windows of the school rooms to protect students and teachers from dengue-carrying mosquitoes.
The ceremony was held in accordance with Imus City’s “Balik-Sigla, Balik-Eskwela,” a Brigada Eskwela program aimed at preparing schools for the start of the school year 2022-2023.
Despite calls to postpone, the Department of Education (DepEd) recently announced that they were sticking to their decision to start classes on August 22.
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