Republic of the Philippines

Province of Davao Oriental

City of Mati

  CITY OF MATI — An 11 megawatts power plant is nearing completion in the City of Mati that is seen to answer the woes of consumers who are affected by the frequent brownouts experienced in Davao Oriental the past months. It was in 2017, when the Supreme Power Corporation (SPC) started their diesel bunker-fired continue reading : 11MW power plant in Mati City to address power woes

  The City of Mati remains to be free from the African Swine Fever despite neighboring provinces already registering infection. Mati City Veterinary Services Office head Dr. Marites Linsag Erispe said on Tuesday, November 24, that they have still not monitored any incidents of ASF infection in the city. On Tuesday, the Mati City Vet continue reading : Mati is still ASF-free

As of November 14, the City of Mati has a total of 114 confirmed cases of which 108 have recovered, 3 died, and 3 are active. In a graph prepared by the Mati Incident Management Team, it shows the following: 1. LSI/ ROF account for a big percentage of our confirmed cases. (61% LSI/ 12% continue reading : Comparative analysis on Mati’s Covid cases

  The City of Mati LGU’s stimulus package for small and medium enterprises will soon be started after Mayor Michelle Nakpil Rabat certified the proposed ordinance on Mati Economic Recovery Program as a priority. In a letter to the City Council dated October 13, Mayor Michelle requested the Council headed by Vice Mayor Glenda Rabat-Gayta continue reading : Mati LGU’s stimulus package soon to be started

The P2 million building that serves as cafeteria for Mati City Hall employees was opened Monday, October 19. The blessing was attended by Mayor Michelle Rabat, Councilor Samuel Rodriguez of the Liga ng mga Barangay, SP Secretary Juvy Mabini and members of the Association of City Employees for Solidarity of Mati, Inc.(ACES). Mayor Michelle granted continue reading : New Mati LGU canteen opens

Three Mati fishermen who were accosted off the waters of Indonesia were finally repatriated and arrived in General Santos City Saturday, October 17. The three were accosted by Indonesian authorities on July 11, 2020. The Department of Foreign Affairs coordinated with the Indonesian Government for their repatriation. Before their scheduled repatriation the three were swabbed continue reading : Repatriated Matinian fishermen arrive

Two new ambulances arrived on Thursday, October 15, for the city’s Pre-Hospital Emergency Medical Services. The brand new Nissan Urvan medical ambulances will be assigned to the City Health Office for transporting of patients to medical facilities inside and outside of Mati City. The new ambulances has overall dimensions (mm) 5.230 x 1.880 x 2.265. continue reading : 2 new ambulances for medivac

The Department of Interior and Local Government has assigned 71 contact tracers for the City of Mati as the war against Covid-19 continues. Recently, the new contact tracers underwent training from October 6-7 on contact tracing of COVID-19 cases conducted by Marion Paulo Ungab of the Regional Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit DOH Davao and April continue reading : DILG delegates 71 contact tracers for Mati

  Lola Ma. Estrella Jacobo Brillantes received a P100,000 gift from the government for having lived thru 100 years. Last September 30, the Department of Social Welfare and Development visited Lola Estrella in her residence at Barangay Libudon, City of Mati and handed over the cash in compliance with Republic Act No. 10868 or the continue reading : 100K for Lola Estrella

  The Mati City Health Office targets to vaccinate at least 15,002 children as they prepare for their Measles-Rubella Supplemental Immunization (MR-SIA) this coming October 26 to November 25. Target age for vaccination are 9-59 months old or those below 5 years old regardless of immunization status. On August 2019, a measles outbreak was declared continue reading : Mati CHO to vaccinate 15,002 children against measles and rubella