WATCH: STATEMENT OF CITY MAYOR JOSEPH ARELLANO EVANGELISTA ON THE PROVISIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 33
HIGHLIGHTS:
Under enhanced community quarantine po ang Kidapawan City hanggang Abril 30, 2020, subject to extension.
ONE ENTRANCE, ONE EXIT POLICY sa Mega Market. Bawal pumasok ang walang KIDQIP pass. Bawal pumasok ang senior citizen, buntis at menor de edad kahit may KIDQIP pass. Bawal pumasok lahat ng pribado at pampublikong sasakyan sa Mega Market, maliban na lang sa bulk deliveries ng supplies, goods at cargo.
The operation of the Kidapawan City Mega Market shall be from six o’clock in the morning (6:00 am) to four o’clock in the afternoon (4:00 pm).
Residents of Kidapawan City that come from places (whether abroad or domestic) with confirmed local transmission of Covid-19 (Luzon, Davao Region, etc.) shall not be allowed to enter Kidapawan City but shall be referred to the respective boundaries of the Province of Cotabato to undergo strict fourteen (14) day quarantine before entering the territory of Kidapawan City.
Residents of Kidapawan City found to have attended mass or public gatherings in places outside Kidapawan City shall NOT BE ALLOWED to re-enter Kidapawan City until the end of the enhanced community quarantine.
CLOSURE OF BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS: Department stores shall be ordered closed. Tailoring shops and textile/garment shops may open but only for the purpose of producing PPEs and facemask. Para sa ibang establishments, please refer to the enumeration under Section 5 sa EO 33.
Bawal lumabas ng barangay kung walang KIDQIP pass. Bawal lumabas ng barangay ang senior citizen, menor de edad at buntis kahit may dala pa na KIDQIP pass, maliban kung emergency.
Mandatory face mask sa lahat ng lalabas ng bahay. Curfew ay 9pm to 5am. Lahat ng violators ay kailangan sumailalim sa seminar/information education campaign sa pamamagitan ng pag-film viewing ng sunod-sunod na Covid-19 documentaries.
SPECIAL PASSES: A limited number of special color-coded passes shall be issued to each municipal government in the Province of Cotabato. Bearers of these special color-coded passes may be allowed to enter Kidapawan City ONCE A WEEK (half day only) for the limited purpose to purchase food, medicines, and/or other basic necessities.
REITERATION ON PROHIBITION AGAINST MASS GATHERINGS: All barangay and purok assemblies and other such activities that involve the gathering and congregation of people, regardless of crowd size, are hereby ordered PROHIBITED. This order shall include all government-initiated gatherings including but not limited to general assemblies, day care activities, senior citizen meetings, farmer association meetings, including sabong activities. All private activities that involved the congregation of people, regardless of crowd size, are also PROHIBITED, including but not limited to basketball and sports activities, gambling activities, religious activities (except funeral rites which may only be attended by direct family relatives), private celebrations involving the gathering of people, family reunions, and such other similar activities.
Please report all violators to your barangay and purok officials for immediate action.
Maraming salamat po.
PAHIMANGNO SA TANANG LUMULOPYO NING DAKBAYAN
“MAGPUYO SA BALAY, MANANOM OG GULAY”.
Ang inyong City Agriculture Office nagsugod na og panghatag sa mga vegetable seeds aron itanom sa inyong tugkaran panahon nga ginapatuman ang Enhanced Community Quarantine.
Dakong tabang kini hilabi na kay makatubag kini sa panginahanglanon sa pagkaron kung ugaling molungtad pa ang krisis nga dala sa COVID19.
Kini libre nga serbisyo sa City Government busa pakig-kitai ang mga tinugyanan sa City Agriculture Office sa ilang buhatan aron makatagamtam sa maong free vegetable seeds distribution.
Daghang Salamat.
CITY GOVERNMENT TO DISTRIBUTE RELIEF ITEMS FOR 43,000 FAMILIES UNDER COMMUNITY QUARANTINE
KIDAPAWAN CITY – City Mayor Joseph Evangelista personally supervised the repacking of relief items to be given to affected families undergoing home quarantine due to the threat of Corona Virus Disease 2019.
The said relief items are targeted to benefit 43,000 families under community quarantine, the Mayor said in an interview over the radio.
These consists of rice, canned sardines, corned beef and meatloaf.
City Government employees working under the skeletal workforce were recalled to help in the repacking of goods that is presently done at the City Gymnasium.
Relief items were packed beginning March 30, 2020.
The Mayor earlier requested the National Food Authority to provide the City Government the needed rice for relief to help provide food assistance for the 43,000 families in the 40 barangays of the city.
Mayor Evangelista assured the affected families that they will receive Well Milled Rice for their sustenance during the Enhanced Community Quarantine period.
Distribution of relief items will be done by the Philippine Red Cross and the City Social Welfare and Development Office in coordination with the Barangay LGU’s.
Meanwhile, Barangay Local Government Units have already implemented their own quarantine check points along their boundaries.
The establishments of checkpoints is under Executive order number 30 s. 2020 issued by the City Mayor.
Likewise, all barangay residents are ordered to observe the 9pm-5am curfew hours, physical distancing, avoiding all forms of social gatherings and back riding in motorcycles, among others as mandated by the National Government as a prevention for the contagion.##(CIO/ajpme/lrko)
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GOOD NEWS!
The Kidapawan Robotics Club (composed of Philip Marion Martin, Mark Julius Bula, Jayvee Orias, Elmer Dasmariñas, and Andrew Lopez Bitbit) has successfully installed an automated sanitation tent at the City Hall premises. They have offered their services for free to install additional tents like this at the City’s checkpoints. The City Government will provide the materials needed for the tents.
Truly, in this time of need, Kidapaweños have stepped up in their own way to help us in our fight against Covid-19. Laban Kidapawan!
CITY DILG REITERATES STRICT PROHIBITION OF MASS GATHERINGS
KIDAPAWAN CITY – THE CITY DILG here reiterated to barangay officials the strict prohibition of Mass Gatherings in their areas of jurisdiction as the State of National Health Emergency due to COVID19 is presently implemented.
City LGOO Julia Judith Geveso said, that there are barangays in the city that are not complying with the mandates and directives of the Department of the Interior and Local Government as well as the Executive Orders No 001, 024, 025 and 030 issued by City Mayor Joseph Evangelista that explicitly prohibits mass gatherings to prevent and contain the spread of Corona Virus Disease 2019.
The following, among others, are prohibited during the Enhanced Community Quarantine period or until the State of National Health Emergency is lifted: Basketball; Cock Fighting, all forms of gambling, Karaoke, Masses, Weddings, Baptisms, Birthdays and all forms of partying, Lenten Pabasa, Wakes, and all forms of social gatherings.
Erring barangay officials are being warned to comply the said directives or else face penalties as stipulated by law, Geveso insisted. ##(CIO/ajpme/lkro)
LOOK: Blessing and formal opening of Kidapawan City PUI Facility led by City Mayor Joseph A. Evangelista. The owners of Apo Summit have offered the use of this facility rent-free.
Mild PUI’s that are residents of Kidapawan City will be admitted to this facility. Led by Dr. Hamir Hechanova, the facility will be administered 24/7. Meals will be served round the clock for free, to be sponsored by the With Love Jan Foundation, Inc. A sanitation tent has also been established by the City Government at the entrance and exit points for proper disinfection. Admission shall be based on the recommendation of the CESU.
Also in attendance are Councilor Pipoy Dizon, Chief of Police PLt. Col. Ramil Hojilla, City Administrator Ludivina Mayormita, Market Administrator Redentor Real, personnel of the City Health Office and City Hospital, among others.
CITY EMPLOYEES IMPLEMENTING ANTI COVID19 MEASURES ALONG THE FRONTLINE TO RECEIVE COMPENSATION, FULL SUPPORT OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT
KIDAPAWAN CITY – EMPLOYEES OF THE CITY Government ordered to implement the quarantine measures against COVID19 including health workers will receive adequate compensation for their services.
Employees were tapped to speed up the quarantine measures particularly the conduct of thermal scanning of passengers and motorists as well as the disinfection of motor vehicles along entry points in the city.
They complement the limited number of health care workers initially assigned along entry points during the first day of implementation of community quarantine under Executive Order number 25 s. 2020 that was issued by City Mayor Joseph Evangelista on March 16, 2020.
Employees deployed in the front lines including health personnel, PNP and Philippine Army were provided with food and water during the duration of their services.
The City Government prepares 150 food packs daily to nourish all its frontline service providers tasked to prevent the possible COVID19 contamination.
As an added benefit, these employees will be entitled with hazard pay from the City Government for their services rendered.
Employees were sourced out from the different offices of the City Government.
They volunteered in extending their services to help in the prevention of possible COVID19 contamination in the city.
They serve on a shifting and rotational basis for one week starting at 7am-3pm; 3pm-11pm and at 11pm-7am of the following day.
To compensate for their absence in the office, the City Government has started implementing the work from home policy for remaining employees not assigned on the field to do the anti-COVID19 measures.
Department Managers have already devised a work from home scheme for its employees as they report only on two day work schedule weekly.
A skeletal workforce was also installed to make up for the absence of employees working from home to ensure the smooth operation and the giving of services to the public of each department in the City Government.
Starting March 16, 2020, the City Government implemented the four day workweek schedule in compliance with the directive of President Duterte channeled through the Civil Service Commission.
Work in the City Government starts at 7 in the morning until 6 in the evening or beyond upon the discretion of Department Managers as the need to extend services arises.
To further protect the general public against the threat of COVID19, the City Government will only cater urgent transactions or those requiring resolutions or actions for one (1) day to three (3) days, for the time being or until the State of National Health Emergency is lifted.
Any person with urgent concern shall be submitted to the usual screening and disinfection procedures before entering the City Hall premises.
For non-urgent transactions, the public may contact the City Government through its hotline numbers 09267262992(Globe) and 09515162206(TNT). ##(cio/ajpme/lkro)
CITY GOVT EMPLOYEES SERVING ALONG COVID19 PREVENTION FRONT LINES: A number of City Government employees volunteered to serve in the front line to prevent the spread of COVID19 in the city.They will receive adequate compensation from the City Government for their services.(cio photo)
CITY FULLY IMPLEMENTS COMMUNITY QUARANTINE AGAINST COVID19 THREAT ALONG ENTRY POINTS
KIDAPAWAN CITY – THE CITY GOVERNMENT HERE fully implemented a Community Quarantine as a measure to prevent and contain the spread of the COVID19.
On March 16, 2020, City Mayor Joseph Evangelista issued Executive order 025 series of 2020 placing Kidapawan City under Community Quarantine and providing for enforcement mechanisms due to COVID19 threat.
Past 7 in the morning on March 18, 2020, City Health Office personnel together with elements of the PNP and Philippine Army checked all motorists and passengers passing through the entry points of the city.
All passengers and drivers are being checked for their body temperature through the use of thermal scanners.
Passengers are ordered to disembark from the motor vehicles and made to pass through the thermal scanning stations and checked for presence of fever.
Once a passenger exceeds the 37.5 degrees body temperature, he/she will be confined to an isolation room and will undergo an intake interview.
All queuing passengers must observe social distancing to avoid possible contamination and are told to sanitize their hands with alcohol solutions and hand sanitizers provided by the health authorities.
Vehicles carrying passengers on the other hand are unloaded and disinfected.
In relation to this development, all public utility vehicles, including public buses, utility vans, jeepneys and multicabs, are prohibited to drop off passengers at any point in the City other than the KidapawanCity Overland Terminal.
There is a lockdown provision contained in EO 025, however, that calls for a prohibition of all means of private and public transportation entering Kidapawan City.
A lockdown will be implemented in the event of at least two (2) positive COVID19 cases be recorded.
An exception clause will be implemented as vehicles will be allowed entry only when it is registered and owned by residents of Kidapawan City.
In the event of a lockdown, non-residents of Kidapawan, shall be prohibited from entering the same.##(cio/ajpme/lkro)
Photo Caption – CITY GOV’T IMPLEMENTS COMMUNITY QUARANTINE:Passengers and motorists passing along the Kidapawan City – Makilala boundary are thermally scanned for presence of fever during the first day of implementation of the Community Quarantine in the city as a preventive measure against COVID19.(cio photo)
CITY GOV’T DISINFECTS TRICYCLES TO PROTECT DRIVERS/RIDING PUBLIC AGAINST COVID19
KIDAPAWAN CITY- THE City Government here started disinfecting all tricycles as a measure to protect the riding public against exposure to COVID19.
Disinfection points were set up in different locations in the city for easier access for tricycle drivers to have their units sprayed and cleaned.
On March 17, 2020, the City Government established disinfection stations for tricycles along the following areas: checkpoint entry along Quezon Boulevard near the boundary of Kidapawan City and the Municipality of Makilala, Petron Gas Station at the corner of Quezon Boulevard and Sinsuat Street, Army Check point in Barangay Magsaysay and at the portion of the lot owned by JS Gaisano along the National Highway.
Another disinfection station was added at the City Overland Terminal.
All tricycles are required to be disinfected following Executive Order no. 25 series of 2020 signed by City Mayor Joseph Evangelista on March 17, 2020.
Drivers are likewise encouraged to protect themselves from COVID19 by wearing protective equipment such as face masks when ferrying passengers.
The disinfection of tricycles will be done regularly to ensure the protection of the drivers and riding public against COVID19, the City Government said.##(cio/ajpme/lkro)
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