Sa pagmamalaki sa tugon ng Pilipinas sa coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, mali mali ang tinukoy ni Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque sa global ranking ng bansa sa mga aktibong kaso ng COVID-19 at bilang ng mga kaso bawat milyong populasyon.
Bragging about the Philippines’ coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic response, Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque erroneously cited the country’s global rankings of active COVID-19 cases and cases per million population.
With the number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) surging again in the past two weeks, people are quick to take the government to task for its apparent ineptitude in containing its spread. On the other hand, the government blames the public for being pasaway (hardheaded) despite repeated reminders to follow health protocols.
Ang kauna-unahang bakuna laban sa coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) sa Pilipinas ay opisyal na pinamahalaan sa Philippine General Hospital (PGH) at limang iba pang mga referral hospital sa Metro Manila noong Marso 1.
The very first coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccines in the Philippines were officially administered at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) and five other referral hospitals in Metro Manila on March 1.
Matapos ang limang araw na pagkaantala, ang pinakahihintay na unang shipment ng 600,000 dosis ng bakunang Sinovac mula sa China ay dumating sa bansa noong Linggo, Peb. 28. Nauna nang sinabi ni Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque Jr. na “nakaukit na sa bato” ang delivery ng mga bakuna sa Peb. 23, ngunit naantala ito dahil gusto ng mga manufacturer ang isang indemnity agreement.
After a five-day delay, the much-awaited first shipment of 600,000 doses of the Sinovac vaccine from China arrived in the country on Sunday, Feb. 28. Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque Jr. earlier said the Feb. 23 delivery was already cast in stone, but it wound up being delayed because manufacturers wanted an indemnity agreement.
Hindi bababa sa tatlong mga ahensya ng gobyerno ang nagsasagawa ng magkakahiwalay na imbestigasyon sa paggamit ng Presidential Security Group (PSG) ng mga smuggled at hindi awtorisadong bakuna laban sa coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) sa panahong wala pang naaprubahang bakuna, kahit para sa emergency use, sa bansa.
At least three government agencies are conducting separate investigations into the use of smuggled and unauthorized vaccines against the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) by the Presidential Security Group (PSG) when no vaccine had yet been approved, even for emergency use, in the country at the time.
On the 11th month of the pandemic lockdown, TV viewers in Metro Manila and the provinces suddenly found themselves watching a drastic change in TV programming.
