Moderna ba or Pfizer ang delikado for 35yo and below?
Intayin mo na lang LGU mo *boybi. [emoji23]
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Employers may require workers to get COVID-19 jabs under Alert Level 3, says Bello
Ano ba talaga DoLE?
" Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III on Thursday said there is now legal basis for employers in areas under Alert Level 3 to require their workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
For the legal basis, Bello cited in a television interview the resolution of the Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases regarding areas under Alert Level 3.
“Correct. Because now there is an obligation on the part of the employer na dapat vaccinated ang mga empleyado niya, so he can require yung mga empleyado na magpabakuna because now there is a legal basis,” Bello told ANC.
(There is an obligation on the part of the employer to have the employees vaccinated. He or she can now require the employees to get vaccinated because there is now a legal basis.)
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Prior to the IATF resolution, Bello said that the “no vaccine, no work” and “no vaccine, no pay” policies are illegal.
Bello, however, reiterated that only a law can make vaccination mandatory to all, including workers. He also said he does not favor mandatory vaccination until the country has enough vaccine supply.
"It’s not prudent to make it mandatory," he said."
Demonyo talaga itong CHINA WUHAN VIRUS
kamusta mga mRNA countries na 80 to 95% vaccinated kamusta mga hawaan at sakit?
Dito sa pinas iLan percentage, unvaxx, inactivated, viral vector, mRNA..etc
para magkaangasan na. Kung tiwala kayo sa choices nyo ilabas tunay na data wag haosiao kinocovid lahat. Be transparent dont be a rappler aka maria ressang magpuputik. Lay down your cards
#pharmaceutical scam
Meron na namang padating na wave...
Russia reports cases of more contagious COVID-19 variant | GMA News Online
Daming mga elderly sa Singapore belonging to those born again Christian groups would rather stick to Ivermectin than get jabbed...
Takot daw sa side effects...
Singapore extends restrictions after reporting highest single-day COVID-19 deathsThe ministry also warned there were still a high number of infections among unvaccinated citizens over age 60.
"Over the past 5 days, the number of infections amongst this group averaged 127 per day", the ministry said, adding senior citizens over 60 accounted for two-thirds of the total patients in ICU.
Gawin ng mandatory para matapos na, yun mga ayaw pabakuna eh di Huwag na lumabas.
Meron ako nabasa mag expire na pala sa November 400k doses ng Moderna na acquired ng private sectors pero ayaw pa rin pagamit ng govt for booster para sa mga employees.
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Sa mga nag Sinovac...
Sinovac booster shot lifts protection to 80.2%, recommended within 8 months after full course - Global Times
The latest real-world observation data in Chile has shown that the third shot of the CoronaVac inactivated COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sinovac can clearly increase the strength of protection. Specifically, increased effectiveness against COVID-19 14 days after the booster shot can reach 80.2 percent, up from 56 percent, while increasing the effectiveness against hospitalization by 88 percent, up from 84 percent.
Sinovac confirmed the necessity of the booster shot, while denying the claim by some Western and Hong Kong media reports that the booster jab is less effective if administered more than six months after the completion of the second dose.
Previous studies have shown a significant increase in neutralizing antibody levels after taking a booster shot eight months after the second shot, Sinovac told the Global Times. Studies also showed that a booster jab given earlier or later than eight months after the full course - such as the sixth month or 12th month - is also effective in heightening the protection.
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Hope that thing stays in Russia...
Lockdowns, record COVID-19 deaths hit Russia, Eastern Europe as region spurns vaccines | ReutersRussia has reported some COVID-19 infections with a new coronavirus variant believed to be even more contagious than the Delta one, the RIA news agency said on Thursday.
It is possible that the AY.4.2 variant will spread widely, RIA quoted the state consumer watchdog's senior researcher Kamil Khafizov as saying.
That could cause the rate of new COVID-19 cases, already at record highs in Russia, to rise even further.
The new variant could even replace Delta eventually, although the process is likely to be slow, he said.