Pumasok ang ikalawang quarter ng 2021 sa Pilipinas na may record na bilang ng mga kaso ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Higit 864,000 na sa kasalukuyan, tinatayang aabot sa isang milyon ang bilang ng local coronavirus infection sa buong bansa sa pagtatapos ng buwan sa pagtataya ng isang research group.
It took me almost five hours waiting in line to get the first dose of vaccine against the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19). I felt nauseated afterwards not due to the vaccine, but because of hunger and the mid-day heat.
The Philippines welcomed the second quarter of 2021 with record-high numbers of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) cases. Currently at over 864,000, a research group has predicted that the nationwide count for local coronavirus infections will reach one million by the end of the month.
Perhaps it’s about time we consult more health experts in responding to the pandemic, instead of entrusting the task to retired military and police officials whose expertise is in a different kind of war.
We’re back to stricter restrictions in Metro Manila and nearby provinces starting today until Easter Sunday. The situation is far worse now than before because, for one, the reported number of daily infections has been growing by the thousands.
More than a year into the #COVID19 pandemic, the Philippines is waging war on two fronts — battling the deadly coronavirus and confronting vaccine hesitancy.
Sinabi ni Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo na "hindi kinakailangan" ang bakuna para makontrol ang pagkalat ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), at ang New Zealand at Vietnam ay hindi nagpataw ng mga lockdown upang masugpo ang pandemic. Mali ang parehong pahayag.
Chief Presidential Legal Counsel Salvador Panelo claimed that a vaccine is “not needed” to control the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), and that New Zealand and Vietnam did not impose lockdowns to curb the pandemic. Both claims are false.
Maraming mga Facebook user ang nagkalat noong nakaraang linggo ng isang "anunsyo" umano tungkol sa isang "circuit-breaker lockdown" sa Metro Manila nang hindi bababa sa dalawang linggo simula Marso 22 kasunod ng biglang bugso ng mga kaso ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).
Several Facebook users circulated last weekend a supposed “announcement” about a “circuit-breaker lockdown” in Metro Manila for at least two weeks starting March 22 following a surge in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections.