Dengue Cases in Calasiao
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1) There was a reported increase in dengue fever cases in Calasiao, Pangasinan from January to July 2008, with 51 total cases and 1 death. 2) Eighteen of the town's twenty-four barangays reported cases, with the highest number in Barangay Malabago at 9 cases. 3) Local government and health officials implemented promotion, education, larviciding, fogging, and clean-up activities to control the outbreak.
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4) Developing sports programs including badminton trainings and constructing a new tennis court.
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Dengue fever is a viral disease characterized by sudden onset of fever over 38°C lasting 5 or more days along with muscle or joint pains, petechiae on the arms, body, feet and legs, a positive tourniquet test and/or low platelet count under 100,000/cu.mm. The most important way to prevent and control dengue fever is to eliminate breeding sites of the Aedes mosquito by maintaining clean surroundings and discarding containers that collect standing water. Fumigation and larvicides may be needed to reduce mosquito density. Continuing health education on prevention, control and management of dengue fever is also important.
CALASIAO EXECOM COMMITTEES
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CALASIAO TOWN FIESTA 2008 EXECOM
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LGU in progress
This document provides photos and descriptions of various infrastructure projects that have been completed in Calasiao, Pangasinan to improve government services and recreational activities for citizens. Some of the new and improved buildings and facilities mentioned include the municipal building, Señor Divino Shrine, PNP building, BJMP facility, BFP building, Calasiao Training Center, Senior Citizen Center, Retirees Center, Sports and Commercial Center, Municipal Trial Court, Buenlag Sports Center, and Municipal Social Welfare and Development Office. The mayor expresses that the town is working together towards continued growth and development, and that the upcoming fiesta celebration will showcase the community spirit driving progress.
progress
The document highlights various infrastructure projects that have been completed or are under construction in Calasiao, Pangasinan, Philippines, including the renovation of the municipal building and various religious and government facilities. It discusses the new police station, fire station, training center, senior citizen center, retiree center, sports complex, commercial center, and municipal court. It concludes by stating that the town's officials and residents are working together to sustain development efforts and that the upcoming fiesta celebrations will showcase the community spirit driving continued progress.
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