Paranaque City Covid-19 Cases as of August 25, 2021

Kamusta kayo diyan mga kapitbahay? We all hope you are doing well and keeping safe. Please always follow the advised protocols during the MECQ especially since the Delta variant has been spreading in the country. You may also want to refer to the FAQs provided by the World Health Organization to understand more about the coronavirus. 

The Paranaque City - Public Information Office has posted an update on the COVID-19 cases in the city. As of today there are 1,548 active cases, 193 of which are new. The top 3 barangays with the most cases are BF Homes, San Antonio and San Isidro. Here's the breakdown from the PIO --

Source: Paranaque City - Public Information Office

If you need help, please get it through the hotline numbers -

Paranaque barangay health center information is also available here.

Paranaque MECQ Guidelines for August 21 to 31, 2021

Hello mga Kapitbahay! The Paranaque City Public Information Office has shared guidelines for the MECQ. These will be the policies from August 21 to 31, 2021. 

People and Movement

Transportation

Business Operations

School and Government

Protocols

Paranaque City COVID-19 Updates: Vaccinations, Cases, Parana-Cash and Hotlines

Hello mga Kapitbahay! We hope you are all keeping safe at home. Please do remember we are still under ECQ until August 20, 2021. Kindly watch out for any updates if there will be changes later this week. For breaking updates please check the Paranaque City Public Information office FB page.

Here are some updates!

Cases - there are 24,936 with 93.7% recovered. Total active cases is at 1.032. Breakdown of cases per barangay below.

Source: Paranaque City PIO FB page.

Vaccinations - a total of 208,906 Paranaque citizens have been fully vaccinated, 345,092 have received their first dose.

Vaccination schedule -  here's the schedule for August 18, 2021. You can check the confirmed list on the Paranaque City PIO FB page.

Need to register for vaccination -  please go to the page referred by the Paranaque Healthcare office.

Parana-cash - the government is providing some ayuda. If you have not received your Eon card please refer to the announcement below. Kindly also check for your name on the Paranaque City PIO FB page if your card is available. 

Paranaque VIP - here's more information about the Paranaque Vaccine Immunization Program.

Hotlines -  here are the COVID-19 hotlines by city.

Ingat lagi mga kapitbahay!

Paranaque ECQ Guidelines for Business Operations, Schools and Government - August 6 to 20, 2021

The Paranaque Public Information Office has announced guidelines for the ECQ for business operations, schools and government. Please refer to their post here if you have any questions.

Ingat po lagi mga kapitbahay!

Paranaque ECQ Guidelines for August 6 to 20, 2021

The Paranaque Public Information Office has announced guidelines for the ECQ on August 6 to 20, 2021. 

People and Movement

Transportation

Guidelines for business operations, school and government will be on he next post.

Ingat mga kapitbahay!

Paranaque City COVID19 Cases as of August 2, 2021

As of August 2, 2021, the total number of cases in Paranaque City is 23,269. Total active cases is 468.

Here's the breakdown of cases from the Public Information Office -

Source: Paranaque City PIO FB Page

Stay safe mga kapitbahay!

How to Get a Barangay ID

Do you need an additional ID? There are many options for you, but we found the easiest way to get a new ID is getting a barangay ID. All you need is proof that you live in the barangay.

Here's what we did to get our barangay ID from the Sun Valley barangay hall -

1. Bring a valid ID* addressed to your residence and cedula to your local Barangay Hall 

2. Go to the room where the barangay ID is issued 

3. State your reason for getting a barangay ID (bank transfer, real estate, etc) 

4. After giving your documents, you will be directed to another window for payment. We paid PhP200 for the ID (PhP100 for the ID and another PhP100 for the bank transaction). 

5. After payment, you will be asked to have your photo taken for the ID 

6. Once your photo is taken, the staff handling your ID will ask you to confirm your data, then have you sign your signature onto the ID 

7. All that's left is printing the ID itself, which wouldn't take more than a few minutes, and you're done!

*If you do not have an ID that indicates your home address, the staff will provide a form that will have to be signed by your homeowner's association or property management office (in the case of condo dwellers). This will serve as validation that you are resident of the barangay. It will require two trips to the barangay hall, but the process is fairly fast if your homeowner office is open.