The City Health Office of Pasig logged zero active Covid-19 cases in 20 out of 30 barangays in the city on Friday, April 29.
Immunocompromised Pasig City residents line up to take their 2nd booster shot in a vaccination site in the city.
Barangay Pinagbuhatan recorded the most active cases, logging five, while Ugong, Maybunga, and Kapitolyo have two active cases each.As of April 29, Pasig City had 80,882 confirmed cases, 79,262 recoveries, and 1,603 deaths.Since the number of active cases in the city has been fluctuating between 30 and 14 from April 1 to April 29, the local government continues to remind its citizens to adhere to the minimum public health and safety protocols.
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