Baguio City Logs 41 COVID-19 Cases This Year, Situation Under Control
Baguio City has recorded 41 confirmed COVID-19 cases this year. Mayor Benjamin Magalong stated that while infections have increased since May, the situation remains under control. Most cases are among healthcare workers, and the public is urged to maintain basic health precautions.
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