And I do believe in the saying, " a diamond is polished through friction and a man is perfected by trials."
Then I'll confidently say, I am perfectly shining and cut above the rest. I thank you.
Maraming nais sabihin, ikwento,
Kaya ito ang X ginagawang kwaderno
Nakakamiss ang may kausap pag sapit ng dilim
Ngunit ito, pinili ang dilim para na lang humimbing.
Mahirap mag-let go.
Hirap pa rin si Tita Winnie Cordero na pakawalan ang mga dating nakasanayan kasama ang kanyang namayapang asawa. Aniya, nakatabi pa rin sa kanilang bahay ang mga gamit na naiwan ng mister.
Panoorin ang buong kuwentuhan sa “Oh My Gan” sa ABS-CBN News YouTube channel: https://t.co/DKRLCm5DYM
A condominium in Mandaluyong has alerted residents after its property management office said it received official notice of a confirmed case of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, a viral disease that can cause fever, swollen lymph nodes and a distinctive skin rash.
According to a June 25 circular, the property's management office said it was officially notified by the city's Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit of the confirmed case, which is associated with one of the building's towers.
The advisory urged residents to remain calm while following preventive measures, including frequent handwashing, avoiding close skin-to-skin contact with anyone who has unexplained rashes or lesions, refraining from sharing personal items such as towels and bedding, and seeking medical attention if symptoms develop.
Mpox spreads primarily through close physical contact with an infected person, contaminated materials, or certain infected animals. Unlike COVID-19, it is not considered an airborne disease under normal circumstances.
radar has not independently verified the circular or the identity of the condominium and has reached out to the property's management and the Mandaluyong City Health Office for confirmation.
The advisory comes as the Philippines continues to monitor mpox cases. The Department of Health last publicly confirmed new cases in the country in 2024, while global health authorities continue to track infections in several countries.
✍️ Kenneth M. del Rosario
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