UK, going back to normal? So soon?
No face masks, no social distancing when England ends Covid-19 restrictions on July 19, Europe News & Top Stories - The Straits Times
Turkey Offers Covid-19 Booster Shot After Early Use of Chinese Vaccine - WSJ
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Are we now really "low risk" country in terms of covid-19? In fairness our new cases is stable or at a decline.
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With Duterte and Duque at the helm, even zero risk is dangerous.
Ngayon pati Sinovac delayed na supply. How can we be confident with this government.
The provinces are having their meager health systems overwhelmed. Malamang underreported pa cases.[emoji2373]
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Arrival of next batch of Sinovac vaccines faces 2-week delay | ABS-CBN News
Na delay yung Sinovac.The arrival of the next batch of COVID-19 vaccines from Chinese manufacturer Sinovac will face a 2-week delay
Meanwhile, the 1 million doses of AstraZeneca's vaccine donated to the country by the Japanese government are expected to arrive by Thursday.
The Philippines also expects to receive over 3 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine developed by Johnson & Johnson (J&J), which was donated by the United States through the COVAX Facility.
As well, the government expects to receive 170,000 doses of the Sputnik V vaccine, 250,000 doses of Moderna's vaccine and 1.17 million doses of AstraZeneca's vaccine ordered by the private sector by the first half of this month.
Astrazeneca for the private sector is arriving this month.
let us not compare ourselves.
when we compare kasi, there is always someone better than us, and there is always someone worse than us.
let us just do the best we can.
Dr. Rabindra Abeyasinghe, WHO representative to the Philippines. INQUIRER.net file photo / Cathrine Gonzales
MANILA, Philippines — An official of the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday cautioned the Department of Health (DOH) in its COVID-19 messaging, warning of implications in classifying the Philippines as “low risk” for COVID-19.
“Classifying any country as low risk has implications. We are in a pandemic, the virus is everywhere… Are we at low risk of future COVID cases? No, we are not at low risk of future cases. This is a pandemic, we are dealing with a very delicate situation,” WHO representative to the Philippine Dr. Rabindra Abeyasinghe said in an interview on ABS-CBN News Channel.
PH 'not at low risk' for future COVID-19 cases, WHO exec warns DOH | Inquirer News
Indonesia hits 30k daily new cases and 738 new deaths...
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They opened up too soon when herd immunity wasn't even achieved yet is the short answer. Gov't got complacent, the shorter answer.
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There's rumor (most probably true) that some doses of AZ got disposed of kasi expired na. July expiry kasi. It seems hindi gumana estimate ng LGU na magagamit lahat before expiration at may darating nang 2nd dose.
Pero in the first place dapat hindi na siguro tinanggap nung May kung July ang expiry kasi nga medyo madami natatakot sa vaccine lalo na sa AZ because of the blood clotting and other issues from other countries. Sayang yun at may chance pa tuloy naadelay 2nd dose. Tagal naman kasi pagitan, 2 months for AZ.
Sayang taxpayers money. Tsk
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Shortage ngayon ng SINOVAC.
LGUs told to prioritize second dose amid COVID-19 vaccine delivery delay | Philstar.com
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Vikings in megamall!!
3+1 pala for vaxxed peeps.
Surge in August as predicted by experts?
Ingat tsikoteers
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The Covid Resilience Ranking - The Best And Worst Places to Be as The World Finally Reopens | Bloomberg
Nice article the source for those.
Galing ng USA. From the worst COVID outbreak to #1 in Resilience and Recovery scores. Power of mRNA!