Due to the sudden increase of coronavirus cases in the University of the Philippines Diliman , the school’s health service in Quezon City will be temporarily closed from June 29 to July 2 to give way for the disinfection of the premises.
For emergency cases, the following numbers are available: June 29 – 09165408552; June 30 – 09615408561; July 1 – 09165408552; and July 2 – 09615408561. “As part of these control measures, disinfection, review of safety protocols, and testing of staff are now being undertaken,” he added.
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