The Pateros city government’s free reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) swab testing venue has been transferred to the newly renovated MR Flores Health Center.
The free RT-PCR tests for residents are available Mondays to Fridays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., announced Mayor Miguel Ponce III.
The health center also provides free antigen COVID-19 tests to economic front liners who need them in their workplaces.
The new health center is likewise equipped with hemodialysis apparatus that residents can use for free.
“I urge residents to avail of free COVID-19 vaccines, as well as booster shots.”
During the same live broadcast, Ponce urged residents to avail of free COVID-19 vaccines, as well as booster shots, and reminded adherence to minimum public health standards, especially when the campaign period for local candidates starts on March 25.
“I hope people who will join campaign sorties are already vaccinated against COVID-19 and will wear masks.”
He hoped people who will join campaign sorties are already vaccinated against COVID-19 and will wear masks.
“There are still many countries experiencing the continuous spread of the COVID-19 virus. Let’s keep safe,” Ponce concluded.
