Hindi matatapos habang may nga anti vaxxers…
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Hindi matatapos habang may nga anti vaxxers…
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problem is once governments become used to a new power it's difficult to dial back
the world's population allowed their governments to make them stay home (basically house arrest), make them wear masks, close their businesses and schools and churches
that was unthinkable in 2019
imagine this -- we let loved ones die alone and their corpses burned without funeral
totally unthinkable in 2019
the world's population surrendered so much of their rights dahil sa isang virus
question now is when will governments dial back
looks like matagal tagal eto
Last edited by uls; July 13th, 2021 at 04:07 PM.
Had a group chat with one of my friends who is a HCW in London.
There was an increase in positive cases but symptomatic cases weren't serious. attributed daw to the new variant.
There was no increase in hospital admission like a year ago during the covid wave spikes.
What they are afraid is the lifting of all restrictions on the 19th. and they might expect daw a spike a few weeks after that.
gets ko mga puti sa US, Europe
sensitive sila sa rights and freedoms nila and they see their governments overstepped boundaries during the pandemic
the UK gov't is lifting all restrictions despite rising delta cases -- i think coz their government is sensitive enough to realize that it overstepped and is walking back
also their citizens won't accept another lockdown
Pagod na at sawa na ang tao sa lockdown. Ang maganda lang sa West, pinakalat talaga nila ang vaccine available to the public.
Ang problema natin, ang tagal na natin sa lockdown pero Wala pa ring supply vaccine.
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And they're making it look like ayaw magpabakuna ng tao, panay ang ads encouraging people magpa resbakuna, eh tao nga ang humihingi, wala naman
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ang nakapagtaka wala ako narinig na pinoy na nagsabi madami siyang nasurrender na karapatan (during this pandemic) at gusto niya mabawi ang mga karapatan
considering how sensitive socmed is to redtagging and all
parang wala lang ung pagsurrender ng karapatan dahil sa isang virus
It will end all right, it's not as soon as we want it to be
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^It depends on who will be the next president
If the same kamotes you are probably right
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^Wag kang mawawalan ng pagasa..Chinas candidate is too obvious now
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Why do I feel like very few of us are following the lockdown strictly (going out for essentials only) The seniors at home have only been out TWICE since March 2020 and that was for the vaccines. Nakakaawa that 1 yr of their lives were wasted at home but then I am still thankful that none of us got sick.
Ako naman bihira lang talaga lumabas (once a month) because I dread going through the rituals (undressing in the garage, going straight to the bathroom for a shower, double mask and no drinking and eating while I am out)
Ewan ko kung vloggers lang ba normal ang buhay? Kasi kung yan ang basis, parang walang pandemic sa kanila. Also when I browse social media sobrang traffic na sa EDSA. Among my different groups of friends, none of us have seen each other since lockdown (puro padala lang ng food or gifts through grab) Yung ngipin ko nga ang sakit na hindi ako makapunta dentist, my dentist doesn't have clinic since lockdown din (he is in his 70s na kasi) Bahay namin dilapidated na kasi na skip na yung maintenance for more than a year. Laki talaga impact ng pandemic sakin, pero yung iba parang normal na normal ang buhay![]()
The chief scientist of the WHO warns individuals against voluntarily mixing and matching COVID-19 vaccines, calling it a 'dangerous trend'
the chief scientist of the World Health Organization (WHO) warned against individuals mixing and matching different vaccines, saying there is insufficient data to show the practice is more effective in protecting against COVID-19.
She said studies on the topic are currently being carried out.
Thailand announced on Monday that it will administer the AstraZeneca vaccine as a second dose for those who received Sinovac as their first dose, reported the Bangkok Post. Indonesia announced on Friday it will give a third Moderna booster shot to medical workers who have received two doses of Sinovac, reported the Jakarta Post.