DavOr Gov: High Hospital Occupancy Not El Niño-Related
Davao Oriental Governor Nelson Dayanghirang clarified that the provincial hospital's 300% bed occupancy and 200-300 daily admissions are not linked to El Niño-related illnesses, stating they reflect existing demand and underscoring the need for climate-related health preparedness.
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