Negros Occidental ramps up info drive vs HFMD as cases rise by 6,300%


BACOLOD CITY — The Negros Occidental provincial government has stepped up its information campaign against the highly contagious hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD) after the number of cases rose to about 6,000 percent. Provincial Health Officer Ernell Tumimbang stressed on Friday the need to isolate patients with HFMD. Patients with uncomplicated HFMD, he said, […]

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