By Troy Torres
(Tumon, Guam) The management of Hafa Adai Bingo is trying to get the word out to its hundreds of patrons who visited its bingo hall in Tamuning between March 6 to March 15, to contact the Medical Triage Hotlines if they have not done so already.
Public health officials are reporting that at least two COVID-19 confirmed patients frequented the bingo hall from "March 6 through March 16, 2020."
Public health officials have asked Hafa Adai Bingo patrons who visited the bingo hall between March 6 and March 16 to contact their hotlines; however, according to the bingo company's management, the bingo hall was not open on March 16. Management closed the operation beginning the evening of March 15, following the governor's announcement of the first three cases.
Below is a message from Hafa Adai Bingo's management, which includes the hotlines:
To all Hafa Adai Bingo patrons,
We want to express our sincerest concerns to each and everyone and can only wish for everyone’s good health and safety.
On March 15, Sunday at 4:30 pm, the Governor made the announcement of the first 3 positive cases of COVID-19 on Guam.
That night March 15, Sunday, Hafa Adai Bingo made a public announcement, which was acknowledged by our customers, that we would close the bingo operations immediately to protect our customers and staff.
Before March 15, there was not much in place for the safety of Guam. However, Hafa Adai Bingo had decided to close its operations immediately that same night Guam‘s first COVID-19 cases were revealed.
Here are some important information provided by the Joint Information Center should any of the individuals experience flu like symptoms immediately contact the Medical Triage Hotline for screening at
(671) 480-7859
(671) 480-6760/3
(671) 480-7883
(671) 480-6170
Let us ALL continue to pray for everyone’s wellbeing and do our part to self-quarantine to combat the spread of the virus.
Kind regards,
Management of
Hafa Adai Bingo
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