Illegal hospital ordered shut


City of San Fernando’s Clark Development Corp. (CDC) ordered the closure and full lockdown of an illegal hospital treating Chinese nationals infected with the coronavirus (Covid-19) disease inside an upscale village at Clark Freeport, north of this provincial capital of Pampanga.

The two orders, signed by CDC president Noel Manankil, were issued after a raid on a residential villa inside Fontana Leisure Parks by the Central Luzon police’s Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the CDC on Tuesday afternoon.

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