“Last Wednesday isa sa akong gina-raise is hopefully all of the participants are vaccinated. We will still tackle that. Hopefully, dili pa man nato masulti na mandated but encouraging all of the participants to be vaccinated,” Alejandre said.
Alejandre said it’s all systems go for the celebration of this year’s Kadayawan sa Davao.
“We will meet every Wednesday with the executive committee and this week we will meet all the organizers. Gina-encourage all participants should be vaccinated ug sa mga kabatan-onan na naay part sa activities. As the days go on amoang i-present unsa tong mga protocols but again ang basic kay ang wearing of face mask gyud maging part sa design sa ilahang costumes,” he said.
Dr. Michelle Schlosser, spokesperson for the Davao City Covid-19 Task Force, reported last week that the positivity rate in Davao City has already surpassed the five percent mark, reaching 6.3 percent on July 6, 2022.
Schlosser also stated that the four Covid-19 deaths reported between June 26, 2022 and July 2, 2022 included three unvaccinated patients and one vaccinated but lacking a booster dose.
Meanwhile, Mayor Sebastian “Baste” Duterte reminded Dabawenyos to always comply with the minimum public health standards for everyone’s safety in celebrating this year’s “Kadayawan sa Davao.”
“The Kadayawan festival remains to be a symbolic way of celebrating life, bountiful harvest, and diversity among our people. As we bring back the customary activities of our face-to-face festival we may find this time to fully enjoy its essence and continue to recognize and promote the rich culture of Davao City. This while not forgetting to comply with the minimum health standards for everyone’s safety,” the mayor said.
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