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DWFU-DTV is a regional free-to-air television station located in Pampanga, Philippines. Its studios and transmitter are located at Mac Arthur Highway, Brgy. Del Rosario, San Fernando, Pampanga. It was formerly on cable channel 8 but later transferred to free TV via Channel 44 with the power of 1000 watts.
The Jose B. Lingad Regional Memorial Hospital in Pampanga was the first facility being prepared as a possible COVID-19 testing center for the region. [18] As of March 19, 2021, there are 17 accredited testing laboratories in the region: two in Bataan, five in Bulacan, five in Pampanga, three in Tarlac and two in Zambales. [19]
Free-to-air TV and radio broadcasting Information Broadcast Unlimited, Inc. ( IBU ), is a privately owned Philippine radio and television network based in Angeles City in Pampanga . IBU also known as DZCL-TV was assigned to Ultra High Frequency (UHF) Channel 38 in Pampanga and provisional authority in other provinces in the Philippines.
In 2017, CLTV 36 was the leading free-to-air regional television channel in the country based on the AGB Nielsen survey, for two consecutive years, [1] and was awarded the Best Local TV Station by the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP), Paragala Central Luzon Media Awards and Gandingan Awards.
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On March 12, President Duterte announced the "community quarantine" of Metro Manila that would start at 12 midnight on March 15 up to April 14 that covers 16 cities and one municipality. [a] [15] Traveling through land, domestic air, and domestic sea from Metro Manila was suspended but with exceptions. [16]
The enhanced community quarantine in Luzon covers the island of Luzon and its outlying islands, or eight out of seventeen regions of the Philippines. An indefinite enhanced community quarantine, was imposed in Caraga, alternatively known as One Shield Caraga, started on April 7, [39] and in the Davao Region [40] which took effect on April 4. [40]
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