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The Cebu city government is only waiting for approval from the Commission on Audit (COA) before it starts demolishing the earthquake-damaged city hospital building along N. Bacalso Avenue. Councilor Mary Ann delos Santos said that the Office…
Cebu City Hall is committed to paying the P2.2 million worth of hospital bills it owes to private hospitals for accommodating the displaced patients of the Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC). “It’s not a problem. We understand…
Foreign institutions will be tapped to bankroll the construction of a new building to house the Cebu City Medical Center, Councilor Mary Ann Santos said yesterday. The councilor said she will present the plan to officials of…
The amount isn’t exorbitant, but P160 million to repair and improve the Cebu International Convention Center (CICC) is still large enough for the budgets of both the Cebu provincial government and the Mandaue City government to accommodate.…
Whether or not it gains support from the Cebu City Council, the semi-privatization of the Cebu City Medical Center is worth a serious look. It may be the only way to run a public hospital with professionalism.…
The new Cebu City Medical Center that will rise from N. Bacalso Avenue will have a 409 bed-capacity and would be three times bigger than the severely damaged city hospital. In yesterday’s Cebu City Council session, Architect…
After it was damaged by 7.2 earthquake last October, a new Cebu City hospital may rise from the old site at N. Bacalso Avenue, Cebu City through the partnership of private and public sector, a committee tasked…
AFTER serving less than four months as Cebu City Fire Marshal, Vonrad Dobluis was relieved from his post and was reassigned at the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) regional office. “I was the chief legal officer of…
After the standoff between the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP-7) and the Cebu City government on Thursday afternoon over the use of a portion of the BFP building, the fire department and the Cebu City Medical Center…
DESPITE last Friday’s onslaught by typhoon Yolanda, government doctors successfully performed an appendectomy surgery and received seven admissions a day after they re-opened the Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC). Dr. Gloria Duterte, CCMC chief, said they are…
WHILE both claim ownership, neither the Cebu City Hall nor the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) could show a land title to the lot presently occupied by the Cebu City Fire Department. Cebu City Legal Officer Jerone…
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