An infographic claims that wearing face masks and presenting vaccination cards when entering establishments are mandatory while Metro Manila remains under alert level 1. Not true.
His group has also claimed that the pandemic is not real and alleged the vaccine is killing people
Hindi sumasang-ayon sa paggamit ng mga face mask bilang proteksiyon, sinabi ng artistang si Crispin "Pen" Medina na ang novel coronavirus ay "maaaring lumusot sa mask" sapagkat napakaliit nito. Kulang ito ng konteksto.
Disagreeing on the use of face masks as protective gear, actor Crispin “Pen” Medina claimed the novel coronavirus “can go through any mask” because it is extremely small. This lacks context.
Sa pagpapaliwanag sa direktiba ng gobyerno sa patuloy na pag gamit ng mga face mask at face shield para makontrol ang transmission at pagkalat ng coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), inihalintulad ni Palace Spokesperson Harry Roque ang proteksyon mula sa pagsusuot ng mga gamit na pang-proteksiyon sa pagpapabakuna laban sa sakit.
In explaining the government’s directive to keep using face masks and face shields to help control the transmission and spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), Palace Spokesperson Harry Roque wrongly equated the protection from using these protective gear to getting vaccinated against the disease.
Several health authorities say the same thing: wear the colored side facing outwards.
Properly designed masks are porous, allowing oxygen and carbon dioxide to travel in and out of it.
Umani ng batikos noong kalagitnaan ng Agosto dahil sa hindi wastong pagsusuot ng kanyang face mask sa publiko, na labag sa mga protocol na pangkalusugan para labanan ang coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), ang abugadong si Lorenzo "Larry" Gadon, sa isang video sa Facebook (FB), ay nagbigay-katwiran sa kanyang mga ginawa sa pamamagitan ng hindi totoo at mapanlinlang na mga pahayag.
Drawing flak in mid-August for improperly wearing his face mask in public, thereby violating health protocols to contain the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), lawyer Lorenzo “Larry” Gadon, in a Facebook (FB) video, justified his actions with false and misleading claims.