09/08/2026
Naga-taas naman ang kaso sang dengue sa aton community. 🦟
As a pediatrician and also a mom, kis-a indi mo gid malikawan nga mag-worry, especially kung makita mo nga nagadamo naman ang mga bata nga naga-dengue.
Dengue prevention is not just about check-ups and treatment. Kinahanglan involved ang bug-os nga community. I hope we can work together with our community leaders, health workers, schools, and families para mas mapabakod ang aton prevention efforts.
Hopefully, next year mas ready na gid kita before pa mag-abot ang peak dengue season—may early preparation, consistent clean-up drives, kag active participation sang kada barangay kag pamilya.
Indi lang kita maghulat nga magdamo ang kaso antes mag-action. Prevention should start early. 🤍
Para ini sa aton mga kabataan kag sa bug-os nga community. Dengue prevention is everyone’s responsibility. 🦟💪
NORALA, South Cotabato — Norala District Hospital has recorded 36 active dengue cases, prompting health authorities to intensify localized vector-control interventions during the rainy season.
Hospital data shows the patients comprise 22 males and 14 females, spanning from a newborn to a 62-year-old adult.
In response, hospital management has launched fogging operations in high-risk areas to suppress mosquito populations and halt transmission.
Dr. Mila G. Quinton, the hospital's chief, urged residents to eliminate stagnant water and follow the Department of Health’s "4S" strategy: search and destroy breeding sites, secure self-protection, seek early consultation, and support fogging in hotspots.
"Through community cooperation, early consultation, and sustained prevention efforts, we can protect our families and reduce the number of cases," Quinton said.
Local health officials confirmed that active disease surveillance, public information campaigns, and vector-control activities will remain in effect throughout the municipality as weather conditions present ideal breeding environments for dengue-carrying mosquitoes.