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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    Pde na mga bars and karaoke...
    Here's what COVID-19 Alert Level 2 means | ABS-CBN News

    Sana kahit nag luwag patuloy pa rin yung vaccinated only sa mga dine in and any other places that you may take off your mask.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deestone View Post
    So kids allowed now inside Mall under alert level 2? If after 6 months still no surge then I guess we are safe this pandemic will be over with more people getting vaccinated. Vaccination prevent surging right?

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    Not really. In countries in Europe where vax rates are higher, surges are happening. I think they are easing up on restrictions too soon & while still don’t fully understand the virus, we still have to be on guard. There will still be breakthrough infections.


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    UK Becomes First Country To Approve Anti-COVID Pill Treatment | IFLScience

    The pill is most effective when taken during the early stages of infection. Interim trial results published last month have shown that the treatment halves death and hospitalization risk in patients, making it a vital tool in the treatment of the disease.

    The MHRA has authorized molnupiravir – also known as Lagevrio – to be used in people who develop mild to moderate COVID-19 and have at least one risk factor such as obesity, older age (>60 years), diabetes mellitus, or heart disease. These and other factors might lead to more serious health outcomes and the pill appears to effectively prevent those.

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    Sana matuloy
    IATF-EID eyes total lifting of face shield use | Philippine News Agency


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    Unahin na sana nila yun mandatory vaccines.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    to me, the issue is, "is the face shield really effective, knowing now that the virus is airborne and not droplet?"

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    to me, the issue is, "is the face shield really effective, knowing now that the virus is airborne and not droplet?"
    Will you be comfortable without it after almost 2 years using it?


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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Will you be comfortable without it after almost 2 years using it?


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    i will be ecstatic!

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Unahin na sana nila yun mandatory vaccines.


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    Kontra si Guevara. Although Joey Con wants it so, citing needs to push some rights aside for the greater good, imposing mandatory jabs is still an infringement on our laws. Sa med, merong tinatawag na invasive & non-invasive procedures. Yung mga hihiwain ka, ipapasok tubo o needle sa katawan are invasive ones. Masks, Qs, ppe, curfew, shields are not kaya madali impose although it also infringes on our rights. Kaya imo, hindi pwede gawing mandatory. Best they can do is, like what Galvez said, is to make it more difficult for them to move around. Impose proof of vax to establishments.


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    #33530
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    MOH in Malaysia conducted clinical trials of everyone's favorite wonder drug....


    I wonder if may disclaimer ba sila:

    "No bulates were harmed while making this study"

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    i will be ecstatic!
    So, it doesn’t matter if it’s effective or not[emoji16]

    I’m used to not wearing one since I mostly work outdoors.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Kontra si Guevara. Although Joey Con wants it so, citing needs to push some rights aside for the greater good, imposing mandatory jabs is still an infringement on our laws. Sa med, merong tinatawag na invasive & non-invasive procedures. Yung mga hihiwain ka, ipapasok tubo o needle sa katawan are invasive ones. Masks, Qs, ppe, curfew, shields are not kaya madali impose although it also infringes on our rights. Kaya imo, hindi pwede gawing mandatory. Best they can do is, like what Galvez said, is to make it more difficult for them to move around. Impose proof of vax to establishments.
    Well, the law does say:

    "The vaccine cards shall not be considered as an additional mandatory requirement for educational, employment and other similar government transaction purposes"

    So as a condition for employment, study or transacting with the gov't, medyo malinaw. Silent nga lang though regarding entry into private establishments.

    However, does the IATF have the power to modify or set aside an act of Congress (yung batas)? I doubt it. Palagay ko, that would be similar to that old case when MMDA tried to pass ordinances.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    So, it doesn’t matter if it’s effective or not[emoji16]

    I’m used to not wearing one since I mostly work outdoors.


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    it matters that we don face shield because it is effective against covid.
    but it is crazy to impose it, if it is not effective at warding off covid.

    i wear prescription glasses.
    that darned face shield competes with the gafas, for nasal real estate.
    not to mention, the visual distortion it causes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    it matters that we don face shield because it is effective against covid.
    but it is crazy to impose it, if it is not effective at warding off covid.

    i wear prescription glasses.
    that darned face shield competes with the gafas, for nasal real estate.
    not to mention, the visual distortion it causes.
    Yes. Para kang naglagay ng malaking magnifying glass in front of your face. Try walking with one under the sun...

    Mabuti nga hindi ni require to use one while driving. Knowing the "exceptionally high IQ" of those guys running the show, it could've happened.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bloowolf View Post
    Kontra si Guevara. Although Joey Con wants it so, citing needs to push some rights aside for the greater good, imposing mandatory jabs is still an infringement on our laws. Sa med, merong tinatawag na invasive & non-invasive procedures. Yung mga hihiwain ka, ipapasok tubo o needle sa katawan are invasive ones. Masks, Qs, ppe, curfew, shields are not kaya madali impose although it also infringes on our rights. Kaya imo, hindi pwede gawing mandatory. Best they can do is, like what Galvez said, is to make it more difficult for them to move around. Impose proof of vax to establishments.


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    I wonder if malls are willing to not let unvaccinated people enter their establishment. That means less customers for them. They can require vaccination naman since they are private.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    I wonder if malls are willing to not let unvaccinated people enter their establishment. That means less customers for them. They can require vaccination naman since they are private.
    Dapat lang. Ako I still don't know if I can still feel safe to go out without wearing a mask.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    I wonder if malls are willing to not let unvaccinated people enter their establishment. That means less customers for them. They can require vaccination naman since they are private.
    Pwede. Before the pandemic there are malls who don't let minors inside while in school uniform and those wearing flip-flops.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    Pwede. Before the pandemic there are malls who don't let minors inside while in school uniform and those wearing flip-flops.
    ... kahit kung adidas, bata, or kroks ang sinelas?
    heh heh.
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    #33539
    I think the highly intelligent and science expert Dr. Edsel Salvaña still advocates wearing face shields. Kaya mukhang may humaharang pa sa IATF na tanggalin na yan kahit walang kwenta.

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    Scientists find gene that doubles risk of dying from Covid

    A single gene has been identified by Oxford scientists that doubles a person’s risk of dying from Covid-19.

    The gene, called LZTFL1, is relatively common in people of European ancestry, affecting around one in six people.

    However, it is extremely prevalent in south-east Asians and is the dominant form of the gene, present in more than 60 per cent of the population.
    So Asean countries have a higher risk of dying due to this gene.

China Corona Virus Outbreak