Dingle Rural Health Unit

22/01/2026

13/01/2026

03/12/2025

🎉🎉LGU DI**LE shines at the 2025 HEALS AWARD 🎉🎉🎉

🥉 3rd place for Top Performing Local Government Unit in NEWBORN SCREENING PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION

🥉3rd place for Top Performing Local Government Unit in MENTAL HEALTH PROGAM IMPLEMENTATION

♥️SPECIAL CITATION in FHSIS (FIELD HEALTH SERVICES INFORMATION SYSTEM) Implementation

♥️ CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION as a PHILHEALTH-ACCREDITED KONSULTA PROVIDER

♥️ CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION as a DOH-LISENCED PRIMARY CARE FACILITY

We humbly express our gratitude to HON. MAYOR RUFINO P. PALABRICA,III,MD for the support,LGU employees, DR. JULIUS NOEL P. LOCARA,DR. MARJOE RENZ DOMINIC DEITA,DR. JUANITA D. PROPITIADO and ALL PRIMARY CARE FACILITY STAFFS for their cooperation and dedication..

🌟 Padayon Di**le🌟

AWARD

26/11/2025

CHANGE OF VENUE/LOCATION

3RD FLOOR MDRRMO BUILDING

24/11/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT

*DEATH CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENT*

1. Certificate halin sa Baranggay nga nakabutang;
a. Sa amo nga brgy. Napatay
b. Oras sang pagkapatay
2. Birth certificate ukon ID ka napatay
3. Ngalan,middle name kag apelyido sang tatay kag nanay (sang dalaga pa)

20/11/2025

ANNOUNCEMENT . !!!

Mandatory Food Safety Orientation

Attention: All Food Handlers, Kitchen Staff and Food Business Owner

Di**le Primary Care Facility is committed to maintaining the highest standards of food safety to ensure the well-being of our customers and staff. As part of this commitment and in compliance with regulatory obligations, a mandatory food safety orientation session has been scheduled.

This training is a crucial opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in preventing foodborne illnesses and maintaining a safe and compliant working environment.

Date: Friday, November 27, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 NN
Location: Di**le Municipal Grand Room, Brgy. Poblacion, Di**le Iloilo
Trainer/Host: Jinky Garrido, RN PSI-II; Bernadette Aranador PSI-II; Lindonn Royd Baldoza, RN PSI-II

27/10/2025

Flu season is here.

Around 75,000 cases of Influenza-like Illnesses (ILI) have been reported in the Philippines so far this year — slightly fewer than last year and still within the usual flu trend.

Most cases are mild and go away with rest and care, but flu can be more serious for young children, older people, and those with chronic conditions or weak immunity.

Simple preventive habits help reduce the spread of illness:

✅Get the flu shot
✅Cover coughs & sneezes with a bent elbow or a tissue; dispose of used tissue in a closed bin
✅Wash hands regularly
✅Stay home if you feel sick
✅Open windows when possible, to encourage airflow
✅Avoid touching eyes, nose & mouth
✅Avoid close contact with a sick person
✅If you’re experiencing mild flu symptoms & need to leave home, wear a mask

Help protect yourself & loved ones. and

27/10/2025

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