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Court denies petitioners’ appeal on Regencia order

The presiding judge of a Regional Trial Court here on Monday has denied petitioners’ appeal to issue a Temporary Restraining Order on the city’s “no vaccination, no transaction policy.”

Iligan aims to jab 19,000 people per day of 3-day vax event

Zenaida Casilac, this city’s vaccine coordinator, said it is targeting to inoculate 19,000 individuals each day during the period.

Words

The judge agreed and lawyer two had to rephrase his question on the person upon the stand. “Objection! Wrong grammar.” Lawyer two had to rephrase his questions again. Not once, not twice, but several times. Until the words and the grammar became correct.

Waiver signing before jab among leading concerns of petitioners

Lawyer Leo Zaragoza who attended such hearing said that the petitioners pointed out to the court that before getting the jab, the vaccinee had to sign such waiver which in effect said that if there were adverse effects after said jab, the vaccinating team, the local government unit or anybody that had something to do with such undertaking had “no liability” whatsoever.

Iligan legal officer: Vax cards ‘not mandatory’

That EO ‘de gulat’

Like drivers of public utilities, transports should not drive without those cards. Commuters should not ride those vehicles without those cards. People doing some selling should not do so without those cards They should not transact with government offices without presenting their cards Or that establishments should not allow people inside without those cards. Or else!

EO requiring vax cards in all transactions postponed

ILIGAN City ― In an executive order requiring people here to present their vaccination cards as they go about in their daily activities is supposed to take effect today but has been postponed to Dec. 1.

The mayor’s vax appeal

And lately, this particular program called “Punto Bandera” talked of a Nicanor Perlas. A letter which is said to consist of 86 pages has been sent to Pres. Duterte “to cease and desist” on its present Covid response which among others “coerce” people in having themselves vaccinated.

Only 26% of Iliganons vaccinated, says vaccine coordinator

These days, she added, the teams have begun on the pediatrics category, for ages 12 to 17 She then enjoined residents here to have their kids on that age range vaccinated. For those who do not have comorbidities, the sites are at Robinson's mall at Tubod, this city, and at La Salle Academy at Jeffrey road, Palao. Parents only have to bring their IDs any that of their kids’ IDs she said.

A tale of 2 chairs

Nancy Aban is the chair of the said barangay in Cagayan de Oro. Randy Pogoy is the chair of this barangay at Rogongon. They have stories to tell.

Iligan mayor’s appeal: Get vaxxed

“We will all have freedom in our movements,” he said adding “So that come new year 2022, we will be back to our old normal.”

Dad claims Oro ‘encroached’ into Iligan area

A city councilor here, in a statement yesterday to reporters, said that Cagayan de Oro city “has encroached” the area that rightfully belongs to this city.