The Angeles City government has completed the fogging and misting activities in all 54 public schools in the city to ensure the safety of students and teachers from dengue as classes resume next Monday.
The Anti-Dengue Task Force, formed from the Barangay Outreach Program, has been deployed to all public schools since July 8 to carry out the fogging and misting in the coming days.
“I want to ensure the safety of the students and their teachers against dengue,” Mayor Carmelo Lazatin said.
Meanwhile, Department of Education Angeles City Schools Division superintendent Edgard Domingo thanked the mayor for the fumigation of the public schools.
“These fumigation activities are a great help to protect our learners from dengue. Our salute po to our LGU for always thinking of the welfare of our public schools,” Engr. Domingo said.
Lazatin is also set to participate in a nationwide Brigada Eskwela by donating paints and cement.
