Statements from GH Management (malas Feng Shui nila this year) and Cardinal Santos (who seriously need a copywriter).
Kakalat pa yan, for sure.
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I think it's inevitable. We just have to strengthen our immune system. Maybe I should double dose on vitamin C. Anyone knows that immune booster na gamit ng mga singer pag nakaka randam sila na malapit na sila magka ubo? Echeleria na yun?
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The Chinese propaganda machine goes into overdrive: China seeks to recast itself from virus pariah to helping hand | ABS-CBN News
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People will avoid GH like the plague...
Better safe than sorry: Zamora temporarily closes Greenhills prayer hall amid coronavirus fears : Bilyonaryo
People cleaning the prayer room with little or no protection... You expect to see people in hazmat suit and boots. True state of preparedness in the PH.
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Why did a ‘cured’ coronavirus patient die in China? His widow wants answers | South China Morning PostAll seemed fine even after Li was admitted to Hanyang Fangcang Hospital on February 12, with the couple keeping in touch with daily video chats.
“He only had a low temperature when he was admitted, only just a bit of coughing,” she said. “In hospital, he took [traditional Chinese] herbal medicine twice a day. Later he even became a volunteer at the hospital, moving supplies.”
About 10 days later, Li had two swab tests and both came back negative for the coronavirus.
But he also had a CAT scan, the results of indicated that Li’s lungs had been damaged and not fully recovered, independent medical experts said.
According to a copy of the CAT scan report, Li’s lungs had “scattered shadows with high density, most with ‘ground-glass’ opacities, some with reticular opacities” as well as “small lung nodules in bilateral lower lobes”. It recommended that he be re-examined.
Doctors consulted by the South China Morning Post said it would be difficult to tell from the CAT scan alone whether a patient had recovered.
Instead, three days after the CAT scan, Li was discharged to a temporary quarantine centre at the Vienna Hotel in line with diagnostic guidelines for discharged patients.
According to Wang, Li was in high spirits in the first few days after he settled in at the temporary centre. He exercised every morning and took the herbal medicine as prescribed by the doctors.
But at around February 28, he told Wang his mouth felt dry and his stomach bloated, and he lost appetite. He consulted the doctors about his condition, but was told that it was normal after taking the medicine, telling him to drink more water and eat more fruit.
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ibang klase din maglinis ang mga tao sa Greenhills prayer room noh? they are not even wearing masks
LOOK: Greenhills shopping center a ghost town | ABS-CBN News
The Greenhills shopping center in San Juan City looks like a ghost town on Friday night, hours after the health department announced that a 62-year-old man who frequented the mall tested positive for the novel coronavirus and was suffering from severe pneumonia.
The patient has no history of travel outside the Philippines. He also suffers from hypertension and diabetes.
Right side of the top-view composite image is Annapolis Street, Greenhills. The street going to the shopping center is usually busy on Friday nights.
San Juan City Mayor Francis Zamora has instructed health workers to disinfect the prayer hall in Barangay Greenhills frequented by the man who health authorities said might be the Philippines' first local case of COVID-19.