The amount was taken from the city’s contingency funds for 2019.
“We badly need the funds for fogging operations, although we just purchased recently reagents for these,” said the mayor.
Also, the city health office had just completed two weeks ago a two-day anti-dengue summit.
“The order of the day is for everyone to make his or her place clean and continue the cleaning operations,” Evangelista stressed.
He warned barangay officials who failed to implement anti-dengue measures.
Latest data from the regional office of the Department of Health showed that Kidapawan City is second in North Cotabato as to the number of dengue cases monitored from January until July 2019 where it recorded 490 cases. (Malu Cadelina Manar / MindaNews)
