Profiles of the 22 new confirmed COVID 19 cases; 13 are new index cases, 4 close contacts, 4 local APORs and 1 death. Cagayan de Oro also logs 22 new recoveries (as of Nov 11, 2020)

1. 1,938 - 54/male local from Macabalan
- common law partner of 1,756

2. 1,939 - 34/male local APOR from Bulua
- AFP deployed at Mambuaya

3. 1,940 - 58/male local from Carmen
- government employee (barangay LGU)
- expired on Nov 9

4. 1,941- 27/male local from Carmen
- friend of 1,910
- outing in MisOr

5. 1,942 - 27/female local from Carmen
- friend of 1,910
- bank employee

6. 1,943 - 23/female local from Pagatpat
- exposed to non-CDO case
Private employee

7. 1,944 - 50/female local from Kauswagan
- private employee

8. 1,945 - 51/male local from Kauswagan
- husband of 1,944

9. 1 946 - 53/male local from Balulang

10. 1,947 - 24/male local from Kauswagan

11. 1,948 - 48/male local from Macabalan
- private employee

12. 1,949 - 58/male local from Bugo
- Oct 28 attende gathering of Club members

13. 1,950 - 30/male local
APOR from Macasandig
- health care worker/doctor in a private hospital

14. 1,951 - 29/male local APOR from Bonbon
- Health care worker at JRBGH

15. 1,952 - 72/female local APOR from Canitoan
- with co-morbidities
- currently admitted at NMMC

16. 1,953 - 71/male local from Nazareth
- admitted at JRBGH

17. 1,954 - 69/male local from Lapasan
- admitted at JRBGH

18. 1,955 - 28/female local APOR from Carmen
- health care worker assigned in laboratory at NMMC

19. 1,956 - 20/male local from Indahag
- admitted at NMMC on Nov 8 due to vehicular accident

20. 1,957 - 79/female local from Puntod
- admitted at JRBGH

21. 1,958 - 58/male local from Lapasan
- admitted in a private hospital

22. 1,959 - 50/female local from Balubal
- admitted in a private hospital

There’s no deadline for the public in registering at and downloading the quick response (QR) code from the Higalaay web portal, acting City Health Officer Dr. Lorraine Nery said Monday (Nov. 9).

‘There’s a directive issued to all City Hall employees, department heads and officials last week requiring them to register and download the QR code at the Higalaay web portal before Nov. 9. But for the general public, the registration is ongoing, and there’s a booth at the mini-park where City Hall personnel can help people register at the portal,’ Dr. Nery said during Monday noon’s press briefing.

The City Administrator’s Office issued a memorandum last week mandating all employees and officials to register at the Higala website for contact tracing purposes in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Nery said the QR code can be used by residents and visitors for their convenience rather than filling up health forms at establishments.

‘The QR code is also applicable for our APORs (authorized persons outside residence) including our arrivals who will be required to register for contact tracing purposes...we encourage everyone to register. If you notice when going to malls or any offices, stores or pharmacies in Cagayan de Oro everyone is required to fill up health forms. So the QR code is more convenient and saves people time and effort,’ Dr. Nery said. #AntiCOVID19 #COVID19WatchCDO #LGUCDOcampaign #Yourgovernmentatwork #Kaabag #Hapsay #CDOCityHallCollaboration #TheBiggerPictureForCDO #NagkahiusaBatokCOVID-19

City government disinfection team continues to conduct disinfection at various offices, government agencies and schools in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The disinfection efforts are part of the Moreno administration's goals in keeping the Kagay-anons safe and healthy amidst the pandemic.

Personnel of the city's Regulatory Compliance Board (RCB), and Cagayan de Oro City Police Office (Cocpo) continue its nightly monitoring of establishments especially restaurants and restobars to remind management and its customers of the minimum public health protocols especially on social distancing.