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UM Health and Safety Protocols
WATCH| UM Health and Safety Protocols.The University of Mindanao adheres to the guidelines set by the Inter Agency Task Force (IATF) on emerging infectious diseases, as well as directives of the local government of Davao City. We ask those who will enter our facilities and campuses to observe the following health and safety protocols of the university.For more information on the health and safety protocols of our university, please visit our webiste at www.umindanao.edu.ph .Stay safe, Ga!
Posted by University Of Mindanao(Official Page) on Sunday, August 16, 2020

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A vendor does some cleaning of face shields that she is selling for P50 each along San Pedro Street. BING GONZALES
A City Veterinarian Office employee checks whether the permits of a refrigerated van delivering dressed chickens are in order. This is a daily scene at the checkpoint of Task Force Davao in Barangay Sirawan, Toril District. BING GONZALES
A personnel from 911 disinfect vehicles entering their premises as a precautionary measure against COVID-19 pandemic. BING GONZALES
A worker fixes the cables at Anda Street corner Rizal Street as several companies have already resumed operations under the general community quarantine. BING GONZALES
Passengers are cocooned between partitions installed on a ferry boat crossing Davao River between SIR Matina, Barangay 76-A and Barangay 1-A in Magallanes. BING GONZALES
Residents look for anything they can salvage from their houses after a dawn fire that hit puroks 8 and 9 in Barangay Ilang, Bunawan District on Wednesday. The Bureau of Fire and Protection estimates that more than 250 houses are razed. BING GONZALES
Councilors Mary Joselle Villafuerte and Ma. Belen Acosta lead two different groups on separate trial rides along the proposed bike lanes on Thursday morning. The policymakers experience for themselves the daily harassment suffered by bicycle riders, including several near-hits and the “bullying” by larger motor vehicles. (Yas D. Ocampo)
A member of the Mobile Patrol Group stands under the Agdao-Bajada flyover along the deserted J.P. Laurel Avenue as the enhanced community quarantine in Davao City has been extended until May 15. All food and medicine passes are not allowed during Sundays. BING GONZALES
It seems like regular rush hour despite the enhanced community quarantine as vehicles are jammed along MacArthur highway approaching the University of Mindanao Matina campus. A collision between a motorcycle and pick-up truck near the pedestrian overpass has partly caused the logjam at 10 a.m., although there is an unusually high volume of vehicle traffic observed on Tuesday, May 5. BING GONZALES
A member of the Civil Security Unit padlocks the gate of Osmeña Park to make sure no one gets in while the enhanced community quarantine is in effect. The lockdown is expected to last until May 15. - BING GONZALES
Residents stand with the tarpaulins placed by the Business Bureau on Pag-Asa, Barangay 5-A announcing the closure of several stores and business establishments in Bankerohan on May 1 for violation of public health and safety, as cited by executive orders 20 and 23B. - BING GONZALES
Residents of Crossing Bayabas in Toril District carry sacks of food packs for distribution. The city government has already distributed 788,656 since March. - BING GONZALES
Personnel of the San Pedro Police manning the control point along Quimpo Boulevard help in making sure that passengers of public utility vehicles are wearing their face shields. The Department of Transportation has issued a memorandum order requiring additional protection from commuters. Several violators are asked to disembark and write their names on the logbook for record purposes. BING GONZALES
Mayor Sara Duterte bangs the gong to signal the opening of various Kadayawan events, most of which will be conducted online, during a simple ceremony attended by leaders from the 11 tribes at City Hall grounds on Monday. BING GONZALES
Councilor Edgar Ibuyan Jr., and Department of Public Works and Highways regional director Allan Borromeo lead the ceremonial drive-through of the P164.8 million Talomo bridge during its inauguration Friday. The newly-completed six-lane bridge will help ease the traffic in the southern part of the city. BING GONZALES

Only DOH, not PDEA, can do drug tests in schools

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3 NIA execs sacked

By Ma. Cecilia Badian on June 4, 2018

The Office of the Ombudsman has dismissed three officials of the National Irrigation Authority (NIA) in its Bukidnon Provincial Irrigation Office for their alleged involvement in multiple irregularities in the…

Top shabu seller busted

By Rhoda Grace Saron on June 4, 2018

A big-time drug pusher, listed as number two in the regional drug watchlist, was arrested by agents of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) XI in a buy-bust operation in…

75-year-old rebel, 2 others surrender

By Rhoda Grace Saron on June 4, 2018

Three rebels, including a 75-year-old member of the New People’s Army (NPA), surrendered to the authorities over the weekend in Soccsksargen area. Capt. Mc Gary Dida, the spokesperson of 1002nd…

1.5-M students go to school

By Rhoda Grace Saron on June 4, 2018

At least 1.5 million students in the region are set to return to school today. Jenelito Atillo, spokesperson of the Department of Education (DepEd) XI, told TIMES that they are…

13 die in Sta. Cruz road accident

By Rhoda Grace Saron on June 4, 2018

Thirteen died and four others were wounded when a Hino van hit a 10-wheeler truck along the national highway in Sitio Lantawan, Barangay Astorga, Sta Cruz, Davao del Sur at…

NPA finance officer nabbed

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After Ka Jinggoy, another high-ranking leader of the New People’s Army (NPA) was arrested by the authorities. Combined elements of the Philippine Army’s 402nd Infantry Brigade and Police Regional Office…

MinBC urges to start Minda railway system

By Kristianne Fusilero on June 2, 2018

Top official of the Mindanao Business Council (MinBC) has urged the national government to finally start the plan to establish the railway system in the island. “It is sad to…

18 nabbed in Kalinaw

By Rhoda Grace Saron on June 2, 2018

Eighteen individuals, mostly with warrants of arrest, were arrested during the Oplan: Kalinaw simultaneously held by authorities in various barangays of the city on Thursday morning. Meanwhile, 35 motorcycles were…