Provincial Quarantine Stations

LUZON
	Ms. EUSEBIA JENNIFER BAL-OT (Contact Person) Nurse II Laoag Quarantine Station Laoag International Airport Contact No.: 077-7740001
	Dr. GERALD Z. GOZON Medical Officer IV Station Chief San Fernando, La Union Quarantine Station Contact No.: 072-2050075
	Dr. VICENTE S. ZALDIVAR Medical Officer III Station Chief Clark Quarantine Station Contact No.: 045-5985134 boqclark@yahoo.com
	Dr. JOSEPH M. MACARAEG Medical Officer IV Station Chief Subic Quarantine Station No. 20 Macaraeg St., West Tapinac, Olongapo City Contact No.: 047-2527117
	Dr. EMMANUEL L. STO. DOMINGO Medical Officer IV Station Chief Bataan Quarantine Station Unit 5 Penafrancia Bldg., Kitang Uno, Limay, Bataan Contact No.: 047-935-0594
	Mr. DENNIS M. CAGUIAO (Contact Person) Lucena Quarantine Station Umek Commercial Road, Lucena City Contact No.: 0908-2532055
	Dr. MASIKAP A. DE CASTRO Medical Officer IV Station Chief Batangas Quarantine Station Contact No.: 043-7023298
	Dr. RUBEN MARTIN A. FORTUNO IV Medical Officer IV Station Chief Tabaco Quarantine Station Purok 6 Rizal St., Pier Site, Tabaco City Contact No.: 052-7422851
	Dr. CARLOS T. REYES Jr. Medical Officer IV Station Chief Puerto Princesa Quarantine Station Contact No.: 048-4334001
VISAYAS
	Dr. LINO R. GREGORIO Medical Officer IV Station Chief Iloilo Quarantine Station Contact No.: 033-3373904
	Dr. LEONARD KIT E. FUENTES, Jr. Medical Officer IV Station Chief Kalibo Quarantine Station Units 1 and 2 Lucius Inn, Airport Road, Bgy. Pook, Kalibo, Aklan Contact No.: 036-5008301
	Dr. SEBASTIAN E. TABUGA Medical Officer IV Station Chief Bacolod Quarantine Station 2nd Floor, New Simplicio, Palanca, BREDCO Port 2, Reclamation, Bgy. 10, Bacolod City Contact No.: 034-4661168
	Dr. RAYMUND B. BALVERDE Medical Officer III Station Chief Tacloban Quarantine Station Contact No.: 0928-7001093; 0906-0869233 Brgy. 43 Salazar Street, Tacloban City
	Dr. TERENCE ANTHONY J. BERMEJO Medical Officer IV Station Chief Cebu Quarantine Station Gen. Maxillom Ave., Ext., Cebu City Contact No.: 032-3245599
MINDANAO
	Dr. NOREEN B. ESPERO Medical Officer IV Station Chief Davao Quarantine Station Ramon Magsaysay Ave., corner Chaves St., Davao City Contact No.: 082-3002378
	Dr. ALI S. AGAMA Medical Officer IV Station Chief General Santos Quarantine Station Contact No.: 083-5228376
	Dr. LOGENCITO P. ORAN Medical Officer IV Station Chief Cagayan de Oro Quarantine Station Room 217 Waterside Living Complex, J. Pacana St., Lico-An, CDO Contact No.: 088-3240135
	Dr. OMAR E. ARANAN Jr. Medical Officer IV Station Chief Zamboanga Quarantine Station 2nd Floor Radja Building, Gov. Camins Ave., Zamboanga City Contact No.: 062-9915019

Department of Health

The Department of Health (DOH) holds the over-all technical authority on health as it is a national health policy-maker and regulatory institution.

Bureau of Customs

Historical records show that the Philippine Customs Service started many centuries back long before the Philippines was discovered by the eastern and western expeditionaries. The Philippines had already a flourishing trade with countries of Southeast Asia, but since money at that time was not yet the medium of exchange, people then resorted to the barter system of commodities. The rulers of the barangays were known as the “datus” or “rajahs” collected tributes from the people before they were allowed to engage in their trade.

Manila International Airport Authority

Manila International Airport Authority, by 2020, will be the leading organization in airport development and management pursuing excellence in customer service, world-class facilities, high quality security and safety standards, to encourage and promote international and domestic air traffic in the country as a means of making the Philippines a center of international trade and tourism.

World Health Organization

WHO’s primary role is to direct international health within the United Nations’ system and to lead partners in global health responses.

Bureau of Immigration

The Bureau of Immigration started as a division of the Bureau of Customs during the American regime in 1899. This was pursuant to Act No. 702 of the Philippine Commission. It was appropriate because ship travel and ship cargo were interlinked and hence, the office was at the Bureau of Customs. It seems that the government then, gave more importance on the entry of goods than monitoring of foreign nationals coming into the country. The government was more interested in generating customs duties from these goods than in the control and regulation of the arrival and stay of foreigners. The functions of immigration remained under the said bureau until 1937 when it was transferred as a division of the Bureau of Labor.

Philippine Ports Authority

Prior to the creation of PPA, port administration in the Philippines was merged with the traditional function of revenue collection of the Bureau of Customs (BOC). Port and harbor maintenance was the responsibility of the Bureau of Public Works (BPW). In the early 1970's, there were already 591 national and municipal ports plus 200 private ports scattered all over the country necessitating the need for long-range planning and rationalization of port development.

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