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Sundays health news and update had it that the Department of Health (DOH) declared measles outbreak in at least five Metro Manila cities.

The number of patients succumbed to the infection of the said viral disease has been on the rise, according to the national health department.

Just on Saturday, parents rushed their measles-infected babies to the nearby hospitals for immediate medical care.

There have been 744 cases of measles infection, as far as NCR hospital records are concerned.

The following cities / areas were declared with measles outbreak:

Caloocan
- Dagat-dagatan
- Bagong Barrio

Las Piñas
- Talon Singko
- Talon Dos

Manila
- Quiapo
- Port Area
- Sta. Mesa
- Binondo
- Sta. Cruz

Muntinlupa
- Alabang

Parañaque

Measles is an infection that is highly contagious. It can escalate quickly as it may infect the adults as well.

One of the adverse effects of measles to an infected person is difficulty of breathing.

Definitely, Filipino media noche recipes will be taking their rounds during the new year's eve for 2014 in the Philippines. During this day, Filipinos just love to gather together and cook their heart out as they welcome and celebrate the coming of the new year.

In every house you visit during the new year's eve, a media noche preparation is an indispensable part of the feast. While Filipinos love to eat, it is also a perfect family bonding avenue.

So what are the Filipino media noche recipes you know by the way? Do you plan to cook any of them in a few hours or so?

Why don't you consider these eight (8) Filipino recipes for your media noche this year?

1. Arroz Valenciana Recipe 
2. Mango Float Recipe
3. Pansit Palabok Recipe
4. Crema de Fruta Recipe
5. Ube Biko Recipe
6. Baked Bibingka Supreme Recipe
7. Lumpiang Sariwa or Lumpia Sariwa
8. Creamy Chicken Curry Recipe

Did you plan to prepare any of those in the list above?

If you think, you don't feel like cooking those 8 recipes we've chosen, you may take a look at the rest of the hundreds of Filipino media noche recipes at Pinoyrecipe.net.

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